The National Phlebotomy Certification exam assesses phlebotomist’ knowledge, skills, and abilities for the purpose of recognizing competence and dedication in their field. 
The Phlebotomy exam is a computer-adaptive test (CAT), consisting of 80 multiple-choice questions with allotted time frame of 2-hours to complete the exam.  The exam is administered at Acumen.

Our course and phlebotomy exam is recognized by  The National Healthcareer Association.

Arrive at the testing center 30 minutes before your scheduled exam time to complete check-in and required documents. You must present a current, valid government ID with photo and signature. Acceptable forms of identification include a driver’s license; national, state, or province ID card; passport; or alien registration card. No personal belongs will be allowed in the testing center. This includes phones or smart devices, electronic devices, and study materials. Writing materials will be provided for you by the testing center.