Certification Requirements
Phlebotomy certification is not a requirement in the state of Arkansas, but certain health care facilities may require it for employment. It is highly recommended to become certified as it greatly increases your chances of finding employment.
There are several quality programs in Arkansas that will prepare you to take a national certification exam.
Here is a list of Phlebotomy training programs in Arkansas:
National Park Community College | Hot Springs National Park, ARThis technical certificate program has a minimum of 34 credit hours. Graduates are eligible to take the national certification… Read More
Petra Allied Health | Multiple LocationsThis 67 hour Phlebotomy Technician course consists of 47 hours of class/lab time and 20 hours of clinical time. Applicants… Read More
Phillips Community College Of U of A | Multiple LocationsThis accredited Phlebotomy program consists of two semesters. Students must complete 16 credit hours during the fall… Read More
South Arkansas Community College | El Dorado, AR
This Phlebotomy/EKG program consists of 15 credit hours of classroom instruction as well as a practicum. Students who complete… Read More
Southeast Arkansas College | Pine Bluff, ARThis one-semester Phlebotomy Technology Program instructs students on proper collection, transport, and handling of blood… Read More
Black River Technical College | Multiple LocationsThis 13-week Phlebotomy Certificate course teaches students how to draw blood samples, anatomy and physiology, skin… Read More
Arkansas State University | Jonesboro, ARThis 240-hour Certificate of Proficiency program has classroom and clinical training components. It exceeds the requirements… Read More
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