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Arkansas City, Kansas

Phlebotomy training in Arkansas City, Kansas

Phlebotomy training in Arkansas City, Kansas is listed at 1 school: Cowley County Community College.

Schools in Arkansas City

Arkansas City, Kansas

  • Completions reported to IPEDS
Address
125 S 2nd St, Arkansas City, KS, 67005
Website
cowley.edu
Institution
Public
Office hours
Monday 08:00–16:30 Tuesday 08:00–16:30 Wednesday 08:00–16:30 Thursday 08:00–16:30 Friday 08:00–16:30

Reported completions

  • 2024: 0 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2023: 4 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2022: 0 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks
  • 2021: 0 — Certificate of less than 12 weeks

Public sources: NCES IPEDS, CIP 51.1009

Training here means a listed program that teaches the draw and the handling of the specimen. Classroom time, clinical hours, and the exam are separate pieces. Ask the school how many supervised collections are required.

These public records do not include a tuition figure. Ask each school for the full price, including books, uniform, screening, and the exam fee.

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 Kansas cities in this directory include Wichita, Chanute, Coffeyville, Great Bend and Hutchinson.

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Questions

How many phlebotomy schools are in Arkansas City, Kansas?

This directory lists 1: Cowley County Community College. Confirm each program is open.

How much does phlebotomy school cost in Arkansas City?

These public records do not include a tuition figure. Ask each school for the full price, including books, uniform, screening, and the exam fee.

Is phlebotomy training in Arkansas City 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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