N.A.P.T.P.
Welcome to the National Association of Phlebotomy Technician Professionals
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We are very proud of our phlebotomists who have passed the NAPTP Exam. Please see their certification numbers to verify their status.
NAPTP Successful Candidates
Certification # NATPT201314630 (Allen)
Certification # NATPT201314630 (Montgomery)
Certification # NATPT201314630 (Hess)
Certification NATPT201315630(Lanaeu)
Certification # NATPT2013624630 (Prentice)
Certification # NATPT203319630 (Jaleweki)
Certification # NATPT2013146631 (Zetteni)
Certification # NAPTP 2391835204 (Beach)
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Phlebotomy Code of ethics going to Washington
We are currently working with legislature to help bring about a law so that phlebotomists not only will be required to licensed but will also have a code of ethics.
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About Us
Established in 1998
The NAPTP was formed to help establish accepted guidelines and procedures to promote patient safety
Code of Ethics
The NAPTP believes that every phlebotomist needs a code of ethics to guide them in upholding patient safety to the highest level and increase knowledge of theprofession.
Scope of Practice
Having a scope of practice assists the phlebotomist in knowing what they can and cannot do, thereby preventing events in which can make them liable.
Theory and Practice
Dedication to the advancement of phlebotomy
Nationally Certify
Prior Experience in Phlebotomy
The first step in certification