19 Best Phlebotomy Schools in North Carolina

The first on our list is Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College.

In this facility, students can enroll in a 12-credit-hour Phlebotomy Certificate Program that includes three courses – a 6-credit Phlebotomy Technology course, a 3-credit Phlebotomy Practicum, and a 3-credit Interpersonal Psychology course.

Future students have to provide immunization records, complete a criminal background check, pass a drug screening, and be CPR certified so as to be allowed enrollment.

Brunswick Community College’s program is comprised of eight weeks of training and 8 weeks of a Phlebotomy Practicum.

Students are also required to complete a 16-week Life Span Development Psychology course.

This is a 16-credit program that costs $1,447.50 for in-state and $3,751.50 for out-of-state students.

Care One Health Training Institute is another educational facility located in Raleigh that boasts a demanding and extensive phlebotomy program that consists of 160 hours of training and can be completed in 10 weeks.

Catawba Valley Community College offers phlebotomy classes on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 4 pm – 9 pm, and its students are obliged to complete the class and lab portions of the program, as well as a 40 hour/1 week clinical rotation.

At Cleveland Community College, you can enroll in 12 credit hours phlebotomy program.

If the College of Albemarle is your school of choice, you will be enrolled in the Phlebotomy program that includes five courses and is divided into two sessions, each taking 8 weeks to be finished.

The College of Davidson and Davie Counties is only available to students who have a high school diploma or GED, acceptable scores on the college’s placement assessment, and good physical health, as well as complete a criminal background check and a drug screening.

The 12-credit-hour phlebotomy program at this college is offered once a year.

Once didactic and laboratory training as well as an internship are completed, students are prepared for the national certification examination.

Halifax Community College boasts accreditation by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and approval by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.

Johnston Community College is located in Smithfield and has its own enrollment requirements, meaning that each aspiring student must have a High School Diploma or GED and currently be CPR certified.

Montgomery Community College’s phlebotomy program has 43 semester hours.

If you want to enroll in the phlebotomy program offered by Nash Community College, located in Rocky Mount, and you are an in-state student, you will need to pay the tuition, which is $1,112.

Piedmont Community College boasts a phlebotomy program in two locations in Roxboro and Yanceyville, North Carolina.

During this thirteen-credit-hour Phlebotomy Program, students will cover topics such as College Student Success, Phlebotomy Technology, Phlebotomy Practicum, and Applied Psychology or General Psychology.

It is worth mentioning that the Phlebotomy program at RCC is approved by the NAACLS, and there is a graduation requirement that students must achieve at least a “C” in all courses.

At this college, you will enroll in a phlebotomy program that includes 185 hours of study, that is 48 hours of lecture and laboratory, and 137 hours of clinical training and rotations.

This educational institution offers a phlebotomy certificate program with 17 credit hours.

At Southwest Community College, a 16-week-long phlebotomy program is divided into 8 weeks of clinical and laboratory time and 8 weeks of a Phlebotomy Practicum.

Wake Technical Community College’s program can be completed in a 16-week period, after which students will be eligible to take the Phlebotomy examination given by the ASCP Board of Certification.