17 Best Phlebotomy Schools in Ohio

Belmont College has been in existence for more than 40 years, and it boasts a program in phlebotomy technician.

Butler Tech is another educational institution that has a 120-hour Phlebotomy program with classes on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 pm – 10 pm.

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College welcomes students to its 90-hour program consisting of didactic, laboratory, and clinical experiences.

It can be completed in three months and the price for it is $1,599.

What makes Columbus State Community College’s Phlebotomy program stand out is that it is approved by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS).

During Cuyahoga Community College’s Laboratory Phlebotomy Certificate Program, students will finish the training portion that will take place in a classroom and laboratory as well as an eight-week clinical rotation in a hospital or medical clinic.

At Edison Community College, located in Piqua, students will be required to complete a Phlebotomy Internship Seminar as well as a Phlebotomy Internship during which they need to perform 100 unaided blood collections.

Knox Technical Center offers its future students a 6-month program in phlebotomy.

Lakeland Community College, located in Kirtland, welcomes only those students who are prepared to complete a criminal background check and pass a drug test.

Lorain County Community College has a phlebotomy program that includes the first-semester courses, such as First Aid and Safety, Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Science Technology, and second-semester course,s such as Interpersonal Communication and Medical Terminology.

Enrollment in this program is available to aspiring students who must be CPR and First Aid Certified, who are ready to complete a BCI Background Check, a Medical/Immunization form, and sign a confidentiality statement.

The Ohio Medical Career Center offers a Phlebotomy Technician Training Program, which lasts three weeks and includes 104 contact hours.

At the Ohio School of Phlebotomy, future students can choose to finish the phlebotomy program in either four weeks or six weeks.

The 4-week phlebotomy program costs a total of $650, and it is designed for those who already have some phlebotomy experience.

The 6-week phlebotomy program costs a total of $650, but it is created for beginners.

Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center is an educational institution that offers a 100-hour phlebotomy program.

Polaris Career Center has a very extensive and demanding phlebotomy program that consists of 252 hours.

During this program, students will have both didactic training in the classroom, as well as clinical experience, and everything can be completed in one semester.

Southern State Community College has facilities in Hillsboro, Washington Court House, Wilmington, and Sardinia, and all of them offer a 33 credit hour program phlebotomy program.

The second semester requires that students complete a Phlebotomy Practicum.

The Career Center – Adult Technical Training offers a phlebotomy program, after which graduates can take an exam offered through the National Healthcareer Association and manage to receive the Phlebotomy Technician Certification.