Phlebotomy Technician Schools

College of Lake County

• Illinois' College of Lake County offers an accredited phlebotomy program that combines 96 hours of classroom instruction in phlebotomy procedures and collection with a 3-week, full time clinical internship at local hospitals or physicians' offices.

  College of Lake County
  19351 W. Washington St.
  Grayslake, IL 60030
  (847) 543-2184
  clcillinois.edu

Austin Community College

• In Austin, Texas, the Austin Community College's phlebotomy training program includes both classroom coursework and a 100+ hour clinical internship. These internships take place with local "clinical affiliates," which include hospitals, labs and blood banks, and students attend 4 to 8 hour rotations during their enrollment.

  Austin Community College
  Riverside Campus
  1020 Grove Blvd.
  Austin, TX 78741
  (512) 223-5932
  austincc.edu

University of Hawaii Kapiolani Community College

• At the University of Hawaii's Kapiolani Community College campus, the phlebotomy training program consists of two parts: a 64 hour classroom component and a 100 hour clinical internship. There is some flexibility in scheduling clinical internship hours, as the college allows students to work part time (4 hour) shifts for 5 week or full time (8 hour shifts) for 2 1/2 weeks.

  University of Hawaii Kapiolani Community College
  4303 Diamond Head Rd.
  Honolulu, HI 96816
  (808) 734-9231
  programs.kcc.hawaii.edu

University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey

• The University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, New Jersey offers an accredited phlebotomy program. The program is split into two components: classroom coursework and practicum and a 120 hour clinical rotation internship. The program also requires a student to complete 100 successful venipunctures or capillary collections (finger or heel sticks) before awarding its certificate.

  University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
  65 Bergen St.
  Bergen Building
  Newark, NJ 07107
  (973) 972-5089
  shrp.umdnj.edu

Bismarck State College

• North Dakota's Bismarck State College's accredited phlebotomy program requires students to first complete a semester's worth of classroom courses at the college, then complete a full-time, 4 week clinical internship at a local laboratory or health clinic.

  Bismarck State College
  PO Box 5505
  1500 Edwards Avenue
  Bismarck, ND 58501
  (701) 323-5482
  bismarckstate.edu