Phlebotomy training requires a specific course of study for certification. Coursework includes anatomy and physiology, as well as practical training, sterile technique, etc. Check out: http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/phlebotomy-certification.php AND www.nationalphlebotomy.org
In most states one needs to have a certain amount of class and training time to test for a license to become a Plebotomist. Each state varies on the amount of classroom hours and clinical hours. The best research to do in your state to to look at local community colleges in your area that offer the program.
Many states do not require phlebotomy training. You can usually get certification after completing a several week program.
Prerequisites are usually just a high school diploma. Most states do not require phlebotomy so you can usually get on the job training.
I think it depends on the school you attend. For example I attend Beckfield and they do not require phlebotomy courses as a part of your degree, however, Cincinnati State does require this coursework.
Montana State University offers phlebotomy training
There is no evidence that phlebotomy training is required for NAs in Kentucky.
Yes, there are many phlebotomy training programs. Check out http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/phlebotomy-courses.
You can expect to pay about $850 for phlebotomy training
The best place in the LA area to get Phlebotomy training is at the Charles R. Drew University. They specialize in medical fields and you can see their phlebotomy training page at http://www.cdrewu.edu/admissions/certificate/phlebotomy.
The best place to go for phlebotomy training classes is your local community college.
It can depend on her level of training and what her certification as a CNA consists of. Drawing blood does not require 'phlebotomy' training - ambulance EMT's do needle "sticks" all the time. Contact the State Board of Nursing and determine what her licensure allows.
You can get phlebotomy training at many different technical schools such as Everest Institute. You can also find phlebotomy courses at your local community college.
Simply visit www.yellowpages.com. Provide the name " Phlebotomy Training" or "Phlebotomy School"in Greensboro, NC. Yellow pages will provide you with a list of "Phlebotomy schools in the Greensboro, NC area.