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Prescott, Arizona

Phlebotomy school in Prescott, Arizona

Phlebotomy school in Prescott, Arizona: 1 listed program site — Yavapai College.

Schools in Prescott

Prescott, Arizona

  • Completions reported to IPEDS
  • Workforce training list
Address
1100 E Sheldon St, Prescott, AZ, 86301
Website
yc.edu
Institution
Public
Published tuition
$2,352

Phlebotomy Technician Certificate

  • Credential named: Phlebotomy Technician Certificate
  • Format: This program provides in-person instruction only.
  • Published tuition: $2,352
  • Public sources: Eligible Training Provider List

Reported completions

  • 2024: 22 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2023: 22 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2022: 18 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2021: 19 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2020: 28 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks

Public sources: NCES IPEDS, CIP 51.1009; Eligible Training Provider List

The cards below repeat the public record: program name, address, phone, website, published tuition, and the source. They are not a review and not a vacancy.

A workforce listing publishes $2,352. That figure is not a quote, and it may omit fees.

A school certificate and a national credential are different documents. Employers in this state decide which one they want. California has its own state certificate for most of this work.

Other Arizona cities in this directory include Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Glendale and Sierra Vista.

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Questions

How many phlebotomy schools are in Prescott, Arizona?

This directory lists 1: Yavapai College. Confirm each program is open.

How much does phlebotomy school cost in Prescott?

A workforce listing publishes $2,352. That figure is not a quote, and it may omit fees.

Is phlebotomy training in Prescott the same as certification?

No. Training is the course. Certification is an exam, and a state certificate is a third document where the state requires one.

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