12 Best Phlebotomy Schools in Missouri

At Bell Brown Medical Institute, students can enroll in a 64-hour phlebotomy program.

Kansas City School of Phlebotomy is another institution that offers a 7-week phlebotomy program during which students will be taught by experienced instructors the basics of venipuncture, finger and heel sticks, blood and blood components, medical terminology, etc.

Lex La-Ray is an educational facility that offers a 180-hour program consisting of 80 hours of classroom education and 100 hours of clinical experience.

A more demanding and extensive phlebotomy program is offered by Metropolitan Community College.

Its curriculum consists of 184 total hours, and students must be willing to pay $2,150 in tuition if they want to attend these lectures.

So as to graduate, they will need to go through 44 hours of lecture, 20 hours of laboratory skills training, and a 120-hour obligatory clinical rotation.

Moberly Area Community College’s curriculum consists of two 2-credit-hour phlebotomy courses.

The first 8 weeks are devoted to the didactic training, while during the second 8 weeks of the curriculu,m students will receive the hands-on practice.

Ozarks Technical Community College is another place where you can enroll in a phlebotomy training program.

However, you will first need to meet the enrolment requirements set by the school staff.

An eligible student is a person who is at least 18 years of age, has a high school diploma or GED, has a valid photo ID, and will submit to a criminal background check and drug screen.

At Saint Luke’s Hospital, aspiring phlebotomy students will need to pay the total cost of tuition – $1,900, plus a non-refundable $25 application fee, a $100 non-refundable matriculation fee, and the books that cost $100.

Southeast Missouri State University can be your choice if you want to attend a more demanding training option than those offered in other educational institutions.

This program consists of 90 hours, and it is a mix of classroom and laboratory training.

St. Charles Community College can be attended by students who meet enrollment requirements determined by the school, meaning that they need to be at least 18 years of age, submit to a criminal background check, have all of the required immunizations, and have a high school diploma or GED.

The curriculum is quite extensive as it is comprised of 108 classroom contact hours and 120 clinical hours.

At St. Louis Community College, an excellent phlebotomy training program is offered to students who are at least 18 years of age and who manage to achieve minimum grades on the required tests of adult basic education.

Upon admission, students need to be willing to pay the total fee, which is $1,400.00, and only then can they attend classes three times a week for eleven weeks.

Students enrolled in St. Louis School of Phlebotomy can choose between two phlebotomy training programs – a 7-week program of phlebotomy and a 4-week program of accelerated phlebotomy designed only for students with medical experience.

Attending the phlebotomy classes at Southeast Health College of Nursing and Health Sciences is possible if you pay the tuition of $750.00 and meet the admission criteria.

Aspiring students must have a high school diploma or GED, complete the application, and undergo a background check.