phlebotomy schools in NYC

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good phlebotomy tech school in New York City? Especially one that has a night program....

How about Manhattan Institute's phlebotomy program?

I've been looking into:

Manhattan Institute
www.manhattaninstitute.com

New York Medical Career Training Center:
www.nymedtraining.com.php

Mandl school:
mandlschool.com/index.htm

Hope this helps...

Bulkan's educational institute:
www.bulkanedu.com/?p=p_11&sName=Programs

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EKG/Phlebotomy, Medical Lab Technician, medical assistant, etc.

ABC Training Center:
www.abctrainingcenter.net

American Medical Career Training Center:
miginc.us/demo/amctc&umctc.com/american/about%20us/history.htm

Allen school:
www.allenschool.com

phlebotomy:

ASA
asa.edu/Page.aspx?RowID=479

UDI
udicareer.com

Access Careers
www.accesscareers.net/ptech.asp

Ace Training: (EKG/Phlebotomy)
www.aceedu.com/ekg.htm

I am looking for a phleb school in NJ...preferably southern nj...anyone have any ideas

HOW LONG IS A PHLEBOTOMY PROGRAM? I SAW A SCHOOL THAT STATED HAVING STUDENTS TRAINED IN 3 WEEKS! I FIND THAT HARD TO BELIEVE!

please let me know if school are in the bronx for nurse assittant

mkp in New York, New York said: HOW LONG IS A PHLEBOTOMY PROGRAM? I SAW A SCHOOL THAT STATED HAVING STUDENTS TRAINED IN 3 WEEKS! I FIND THAT HARD TO BELIEVE!

A good program should be a full semester or quarter,like 16 weeks,with up to 8 extra weeks for the clinicals. Three weeks of training doesn't surprise me,some hospitals will train someone in a weekend. You have the right connections and you can get in like that. A conscientious person wouldn't,but would get the full training,which includes a lot of lab science technology.

mayra morgan in Bronx, New York said: please let me know if school are in the bronx for nurse assittant

ABC training center. 718 364 6700

Jessica in Watchung, New Jersey said: Does anyone have any recommendations for a good phlebotomy tech school in New York City? Especially one that has a night program....

How about Manhattan Institute's phlebotomy program?

Try Ace Training Center. It has 2 locations, one in NYC and one in Queens. The classes are small and the school is accredited. Excellent faculty using hands-on approach. Their website is www.aceedu.com and their address is:
312 West, 36 St. 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-695-9700

Ace Training Center
109-19, 72nd Road, Suite 4F
Queens
Forest Hills, NY 11375
718-575-3223

HI! I'M MOING TO NEW YORK SOON AND I WAS WONDERING ISN'T THERE A PHELBOTOMY SCHOOL IN BROOKLYN? HIT ME BACK UP AT HAITIANPRINCESS1925@YAHOO.COM THANK YOU

Hi,

I read your question. I can only tell you that we’re a Phlebotomy school ourself but we have locations in Manhattan and Queens. If you’re interested in learning about the courses and programs, you can call here at the school or visit our web site acecareer.edu and schedule an appointment and get more information on your desired courses. We’ll be glad to assist you!

Ace Computer Training Center
312 W, 36th St., 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10018
Tel: 212-695-9700
Fax: 212-695-9745

Ace Computer Training Center
109-19 72nd Road, Suite 4F,
Forest Hills, NY 11375
Tel: 718-575-3223
Fax: 718-575-3348

ABC in the Bronx is good. Has a fast, cheap, licensed night class

I went to the Manhattan Institute in New York City. It is a great school, my teacher Dr. Milagros was wonderful. This is there web site

www.ManhattanInstitute.com

The girl who registered me was Haley.

LC in Cleveland, Ohio said: A good program should be a full semester or quarter,like 16 weeks,with up to 8 extra weeks for the clinicals. Three weeks of training doesn't surprise me,some hospitals will train someone in a weekend. You have the right connections and you can get in like that. A conscientious person wouldn't,but would get the full training,which includes a lot of lab science technology.

No disrespect, but I do not think you have any idea about what you are talking about. I took Phlebotomy training and it did not take me 16 weeks of class and 8 weeks of clinical study. I investigated 5 different schools in New York and all were more or less the same amount of time. I will add that these schools where all licensed by the State of New York to train Phlebotomists. I am now working, and my training was more then sufficient. Perhaps people from Cleveland are a little slow in the head, so they require extra training.

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Jannette, Brooklyn New York said: No disrespect, but I do not think you have any idea about what you are talking about. I took Phlebotomy training and it did not take me 16 weeks of class and 8 weeks of clinical study. I investigated 5 different schools in New York and all were more or less the same amount of time. I will add that these schools where all licensed by the State of New York to train Phlebotomists. I am now working, and my training was more then sufficient. Perhaps people from Cleveland are a little slow in the head, so they require extra training.

I know exactly what I am talking about or I wouldn't be on here. You have insulted thousands of people who completed an in depth phlebotomy program,in all cities, with your rude remark.

i just finished the phlebotmy/ekg course at abc training center in the bronx..i recommend going there..

d man in Newburgh, New York said: i just finished the phlebotmy/ekg course at abc training center in the bronx..i recommend going there..

d man, could you tell me anything about the school? the instructors, was there parking in the area. i was thinking of going to the weekend classes.

dennis r said: d man, could you tell me anything about the school? the instructors, was there parking in the area. i was thinking of going to the weekend classes.

www.abctrainingcenter.net/.this has some of the info u need.. its cost like 1200 for both classes. i did the 6-9 class in the evening and its pretty fast pace so u kinda have to pay attention...the teacher is really good and has a good understanding about the health field..

HHCA training institute located in jamaica queens its great jamaica ave and parsons blvd =]

Jessica in Watchung, New Jersey said: Does anyone have any recommendations for a good phlebotomy tech school in New York City? Especially one that has a night program....

How about Manhattan Institute's phlebotomy program?

the allen school in brooklyn and jamaica is really good and bulkans educational institute in brooklyn. What ever you do dnt enroll in the daisley school(495 flatbush avenue). ITS A HORRIBLE SCHOOL!!!

Try Ace Computer Training Center 36th St betweeb 8th and 9th av, 2nd Floor

Does anyone know of any phlebotomy schools in westland michigan or within detroit region

A school that specializes in phlebotomy and is not years long

any phleb tech programs in staten island new york. really appreciate it

LC in Cleveland, Ohio said: A good program should be a full semester or quarter,like 16 weeks,with up to 8 extra weeks for the clinicals. Three weeks of training doesn't surprise me,some hospitals will train someone in a weekend. You have the right connections and you can get in like that. A conscientious person wouldn't,but would get the full training,which includes a lot of lab science technology.

Well I believe that both of you are right. It depends on the individuals background, previous experience and career intentions. If you are a nurse already and need to add phlebotomy to your training then there is no need for you to have to take an extensive training program. If you were interested in become an actual phlebotomist and working or running a lab then it would be in your best interest to take a more intensive and extensive program. As well if you plan to work in multiple states then you should find out what their requirements are interms of class and clinical hours are. New York is a very liberal and flexible state when it comes to their healthcare training requirements. I dont think that there is just one route for everyone, but there are plenty of options for you to choose from.

does anyone know of any phlebotomy schools in dyersburg tn or close to it?

does anyone know where to complete the clinical experience, needed to become a certified phlebotomist? I'm referring to places in NYC. The NYC hospitals that I have called wouldn' t take me for clinicals because of liability issues. Unfortunately, my school doesn't offer clinicals. Any suggestions please

I just graduated from the Manhattan Institute, very good school. The teacher was great! I was nervous at first, because I have not been in school for over 20 years, and they made me feel very comfortable.