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Phlebotomy Certification Requirements for Virginia

There are more than 20 colleges and vocational schools that offer phlebotomy training to choose from in Virginia.

How long your education will depend on the qualifications that you choose to reach:

  • Phlebotomy Certificate
  • Associate Degree
  • Bachelor Degree

You can expect that these courses require the applicant to possess some minimum educational qualifications and upon successful graduation, a candidate can also take the certification examination.

National Certifying Organizations For Phlebotomists

  • American Medical Technologists. Work experience, followed by an oral or written exam is obligatory so as to get this certificate. Plus, a renewal every three years through CEU and re-examination is required.
  • American Society for Clinical Pathology, Besides training or work experience, an oral or written exam has to be completed to be able to get this license. The renewal every ten years through CEU is an obligatory requirement as well.
  • American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians, This certificate can be reached after passing a practical and written exam, An annual CEUs is required to maintain certification.
  • National Phlebotomy Association. This certificate can be achieved easily if you pass an oral or written exam.

Best Schools Offering Phlebotomy Training in Virginia

AlliedRX Institute Of Healthcare

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.alliedrxtraining.com

At AlliedRX Institute Of Healthcare, students will learn the principles of phlebotomy and phlebotomy lab.

American National University

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy + ECG Program

School Website: www.an.edu

American National University boasts outstanding phlebotomy programs throughout several campuses in Virginia.

America School of Nursing & Allied Health

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.asnahonline.com

The America School of Nursing & Allied Health has an eight-week long phlebotomy program,  which is available only to eligible individuals.

These are people who are proficient in English, have a high school diploma or GED, have a valid ID or driver’s license, be CPR certified, complete a TB test and pass a criminal background check.

Blue Ridge Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.blueridge.edu

Quite demanding program is available at Blue Ridge Community College.

It is a 200-hour program that consists of 110 hours of classroom instruction and lab practice, and 90 hours of clinical experience.

Central Virginia Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.centralvirginia.edu

Central Virginia Community College’s phlebotomy program is comprised of 45 hours of lectures and 100 hours of clinical practice.

ECPI University

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.professionaldevelopment.ecpi.edu

A shorter program that requires 60-hours is available at ECPI University.

Fast Track Health Care Education

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.fasttrackhc.com

Fast Track Health Care Education, located in Roanoke, is another educational institution with a more demanding program which includes 200 hours of training.

The whole program is divided into 80 hours of classroom instruction and 120 hours of training.

Enrollment is allowed to people who are at least 18 years old, are a US citizen, have a valid ID and Social Security Card, have a high school diploma or GED, pass a criminal background check and drug test, and are CPR certified.

Hear to Heart Training Center

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.hearttoheartctc.com

You can enroll in a 144-hour program of phlebotomy training.

Medical Educators

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.medicaleducators.info

Medical Educators’ phlebotomy program is a great option for working professionals as the classes can be attended both during the day or the evening.

You can complete this program in six weeks, but the number of people enrolled per year is limited.

Metropolitan Institute Of Health And Technology

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.mihtschool.com

Mountain Empire Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Certificate Program

School Website: www.mecc.edu

Mountain Empire Community College offers a phlebotomy program that can be completed in two semesters and some of the courses that they need to complete during the studies are Medical Terminology I, First Aid & CPR, Ethics/Healthcare Personal, Phlebotomy, and College Success Skills to mention a few.

Norfolk State University

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.continuinged.nsu.edu

Interested applicants for this phlebotomy program have to be ready to pay the cost of the program which is $950 with books and materials included.

Classes are offered at 7 pm – 9:45 pm or from 9 am – 2 pm.

Northern Virginia Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.nvcc.edu

Northern Virginia Community College has set rules when enrollment is in question.

This means that the only way to enroll in this program is to attend a phlebotomy information session, have a NOVA application on file, have a high school diploma or GED, complete or qualify for ENG 111, and have a minimum GPA of 2.0.

Northern Virginia Phlebotomy, LLC

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program, Phlebotomy Technician II & Certified Training Program

School Website: www.northernvirginiaphlebotomy.com

At Northern Virginia Phlebotomy, LLC, future phlebotomists can choose between two phlebotomy programs – Phlebotomy Program and Phlebotomy Technician II & Certified Training Program.

The first one can be completed in 3-4 months after finishing 90 hours of didactic training and 125 hours of practical training, while the latter is designed for those who have already practiced phlebotomy.

Southside Virginia Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.southside.edu

This Phlebotomy Program is a demanding 195-hour program which is available to applicants who are prepared to complete a PPD, criminal background check, urine drug screen MMR Titer, and Varicella Titer.

Southwest Virginia Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Program

School Website: www.sw.edu

Southwest Virginia Community College’s program is twelve credit hours one that can be completed in two semesters.

Tidewater Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Certification Program

School Website: www.tcc.edu

Tidewater Community College boasts a twelve credit hour phlebotomy program which makes students eligible to sit for the national certification examination or look for entry-level employment.

Tidewater Medical Training

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Tech Training

School Website: www.tidewatermedicaltraining.com

If Tidewater Community College is your chosen educational institution, you can enroll in a 70-hour program of phlebotomy tech.

Virginia Highlands Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.vhcc.edu

At Virginia Highlands Community College, Phlebotomy Program classes are held on Wednesdays and Thursdays and students need to finish 48 hours of training in the classroom and laboratory as the first part of their training.

The second part is a 100-hour externship.

Virginia Western Community College

Programs Offered: Phlebotomy Technician Program

School Website: www.virginiawestern.edu

This college offers a 16-credit program during which students will be taught medical terminology, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, phlebotomy, and many other important subjects necessary to become great phlebotomists.

Top 20 Schools in Virginia

School NameAddress
AlliedRX Institute Of Healthcare2105 E Parham Rd #108, Henrico, VA 23228, USA
American National University3926 Seminole Trail, Charlottesville, VA 22911; 1515 Country Club Road, Harrisonburg, VA 22802; 104 Candlewood Court, Lynchburg, VA 24502; 1813 East Main Street, Salem, VA 24153
America School of Nursing & Allied HealthWoodbridge (14914 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Woodbridge, VA 22191)
Blue Ridge Community CollegeBlue Ridge Community College, Box 80, One College Lane, Weyers Cave, Virginia 24486
Central Virginia Community College3506 Wards Road, Lynchburg, VA 24502-2498
ECPI UniversityNewport News, VA; Northern Virginia, VA; Richmond, VA Moorefield (South Side); Virginia Beach, VA
Fast Track Health Care EducationRoanoke (3201 Brandon Ave., SW Suite 8, Roanoke, VA 24018)
Hear to Heart Training Center312 Waller Mill Rd #600, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Medical EducatorsMidlothian (4920 East Millridge Parkway, Suite 202, Midlothian, VA 23112)
Metropolitan Institute Of Health And Technology8170 Silverbrook Road, Lorton, VA 22079
Mountain Empire Community CollegeBig Stone Gap (3441 Mountain Empire Road, Big Stone Gap, VA 24219)
Norfolk State UniversityNorfolk (700 Park Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23504)
Northern Virginia Community CollegeSpringfield (6699 Springfield Center Drive, Springfield, VA 22150)
Northern Virginia Phlebotomy, LLCStone Ridge (42020 Village Center Plaza, Suite 120-144, Stone Ridge, VA 20105)
Southside Virginia Community CollegeAlberta (109 Country Road 378, Alberta, VA 23821)
Southwest Virginia Community CollegeCedar Bluff (724 Community College Road, Cedar Bluff, VA 24609)
Tidewater Community CollegeNorfolk (315 Granby Street, Norfolk, VA 23510)
Tidewater Medical TrainingHampton Campus, 1503 Hardy Cash Drive, Hampton, VA 23666; Virginia Beach Campus, 1300 Diamond Springs Road, Suite 102, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455
Virginia Highlands Community CollegeAbingdon (100 VHCC Drive, Abingdon, VA 24210)
Virginia Western Community CollegeVirginia Western Community College, Roanoke, VA 24038

Job Prospects And Salary Expectations for Phlebotomists in Virginia

Individuals interested in becoming phlebotomists are definitely looking for data related to the average salary of a phlebotomist in Virginia.

We have to say that it is quite high, higher than in some other states and it is approximately $34893 annually.

However, the more experience you have, the higher salary you can expect, up to $38973.

There is a positive forecast for new phlebotomists’ jobs in various hospitals and clinics throughout Virginia.

Annual Salary Range:

$31K
$34K
$38K

Average Salary of Phlebotomists in Virginia

City NameSalary
Virginia Beach$33,559
Norfolk$33,054
Chesapeake$33,011
Richmond$35,026
Newport News$32,885
Hampton$32,885
Alexandria$39,077
Portsmouth$33,054
Roanoke$32,454
Lynchburg$32,334
* Salary information last updated 2024

Regional Salary in Virginia

RegionEmployedAvg. Annual SalaryAvg. Hourly PayTop 10% Annual SalaryBottom 10% Annual Salary
Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford, VA60$37,350$17.96$45,990$29,630
Charlottesville, VA60$40,710$19.57$50,750$32,760
Lynchburg, VA70$33,200$15.96$38,580$29,780
Richmond, VA710$40,670$19.55$48,480$31,710
Roanoke, VA240$36,860$17.72$46,070$30,170
Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC540$36,620$17.61$47,900$28,950
Winchester, VA-WV80$36,680$17.63$38,820$33,950
* Salary information based on the May 2022 Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) Survey for Phlebotomists, OCC Code 31-9097, BLS.
* Employment conditions in your area may vary.

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