Where can I take Phlebotomy Tech class in San Diego, CA ???

Hey,

I found this site at San Diego and I think this will help you. Check this out www.technicaltrainingresources.com/Aug-special

i went to american university of medical technology aka aumt, in ontario ca. The pros : the course is only 12 days!, my whole class passed the state exam :),and the classes are small. The cons : no financial aid, u have to pay out of pocket but they have some sort of payment plan, also it takes over a month to get sent to externship.
But all in all i liked it, I would suggest anyone take the class i think i payed about 1200 dollars but dont quote me!!! For sure it wasnt more than 1500. good luch

hello, ive been working as a navy medic for 4 years and im pretty experienced with phlebotomy, ive been told i can easily be certified by the military but i would also like to go to a school outside of the military to broaden my experience and skill. i would like to know of the best schools to go to out here in california, the cost, how long it takes and any other requirements. thanks to anybody that can help me.

You guys to realize that Mesa Community College offers Phleb courses right? MEDA 080++.

I'm pursuing an online bachelors course in phlebotomy technician. The college is accredited and provides opportunities for hands-on experience. They are also providing the study materials and the professors provide timely support. Following site has all the information about my college. phlebotomytechnicianprograms.org/what-is-the-best-online-phlebotomy-technician-program/
In addition to this the college has also provisions for scholarship and financial aid. Hence it is not less that any regular course.

Francis in San Diego, California said: You guys to realize that Mesa Community College offers Phlebotomy courses right? MEDA 080++.

Mesa College does not offer the Program any longer. At least till the fall of the next year. I got this info today straight from Directors e-mail

Check out this site for more information:

www.ephlebotomytechnician.com

Do you know if US College offers night classes and if so what are the hours? And do you know if they offer late hours externships?

I'm undecided about going to US Colleges or taking the ROP classes. Has anyone attended US colleges?? Is it worth the $2500 and did they actually help you find the externships?? were you able to get an externship at a hospital and how long did it take you to find a job?? Thank you..

I also am between US Colleges and the ROP classes. Anyone have some advice? The downside with ROP is it is hard to get in and the program is much longer, 6 months to a year I believe for most programs.

Hi, I didn't take the time to go through all of the comments, so idk if someone has already said this, but I took the class at U.S. Colleges and I loved it.

At first I was going to do ROP, but they required I take a legit medical terminology class which I did at Mesa College, but by the time I was able to get done with it the Phlebotomy program at ROP had been cancelled due to insufficient funding... so there went that.

Then I tried Family Health Services, but their application process is all online. It said that you needed experience to take a CPT class? wtf? I emailed them about it and they emailed me back the same response, then when I tried to ask more, I never heard from them again.

About a year later I found U.S. Colleges and it was great. Application process in person where i could ask all of the questions I needed to. It's pretty pricy, but they offer a payment plan. The teacher does not make you learn any unecessary ifo. She will go through the chapters and have you highlight whatever is going to be on the national/state exam and will talk over it for a while then you go to lab (ppl sticking time =) ) I had a wonderful experience with them and they offer an externship where you go practice at a hospital (or other lab) for a week and they help you with job placement. What I like the most about this school is that almost every wednesday and Friday they allow you to go practice. So when you are done with the course and externship you are still able to practice while you find a job.

I finished in october and I have my extership in december, but they do offer externships where you can start the week after you finish. I chose december because I felt I needed a bit more practice.

Overall, it is a well structured school, easy and they have everything you need and I'm glad I went there rather than somewhere else.

sam in San Diego, California said: Can anyone tell me where I can take the class in San Diego?? How much will it cost and how long? I know U.S. College offers the class for about $2500 for about 2 months depending. Unsure if should take the class there. Has anyone taken the class there? Please let me know asap. Thanks.

Family Health Services is awesome! It's 4 wks and then a 2 week internship.Tell them I sent you!!!

DWells in El Cajon, California said: Family Health Services is awesome! It's 4 wks and then a 2 week internship.Tell them I sent you!!!

how much is FHS?

What about in los Angeles does anyone know a good place ?

Does FHS offer externship/internship or do we need to fine it?

They find it for you. I went in there asking about what type of payment plans they have. it's $395 A WEEK. what the hell, that's not a payment plan that helps anyone at all.

talia267 in San Diego, California said: They find it for you. I went in there asking about what type of payment plans they have. it's $395 A WEEK. what the hell, that's not a payment plan that helps anyone at all.

You have to pay for the internship? well the basic and advance online are $677 for both. I just worry about the internship.

Yes you have to pay for the externship and practical. I asked about taking it online too. Basically you can take those classes online and pay $677, but when you do the practical and externship, you still have to pay the remaining $1823.

Michelle Henderson in West Des Moines, Iowa said: $2500 is RIDICULOUS!Hello Sam, my name is Michelle and i know where you can get the phlebotomy training that you will need in order to be successful. Phlebotomy Services( www.phleb.com ), to me, is the best training anyone can get. They offer 1 or 3 day training, even better they offer phlebotomy training online at an even lower price.

If you search around, many phlebotmy training classes can last anywhere from 4-8 months and can cost an arm and a leg. With the phlebotomy Services( www.phleb.com ) youu can get the training you need with your certificate in days.

I hope this information was useful. Hope you find what you're looking for.

Michelle.

in las vegas, there are schools that charge 12,000!!! twelve thousand!!! whaaat??? i paid 700 in victorville, ca at the community college and my teacher was awesome, we all passed the national exam. i got a ft job with benefits immediately after that (in nevada though, because ca was hard to find a job).

talia267 in San Diego, California said: Yes you have to pay for the externship and practical. I asked about taking it online too. Basically you can take those classes online and pay $677, but when you do the practical and externship, you still have to pay the remaining $1823.

WHAT? $1823, are you for real,omg. How come they don't post that on their website. Did you end up doing the practical and externship?
Thank you for letting me know about this.

heartcindy87 in Quezon City, Philippines said: Hey,

I found this site at San Diego and I think this will help you. Check this out www.technicaltrainingresources.com/Aug-special

Saan ba ito?

this is to rent a classroom. ???

Volunteer in Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona said: Saan ba ito?

that stupid just to rent a room. omg.

talia267 in San Diego, California said: this is to rent a classroom. ???

talia267 in San Diego, California said: Yes you have to pay for the externship and practical. I asked about taking it online too. Basically you can take those classes online and pay $677, but when you do the practical and externship, you still have to pay the remaining $1823.

WHAT? $1823, are you for real,omg. How come they don't post that on their website. Did you end up doing the practical and externship?
Thank you for letting me know about this.

GUESS WHO in Lemon Grove, California said: Those wanting to know how the FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM IS:

Can I plz have your email? I have some questions to ask you.

DWells in El Cajon, California said: Family Health Services is awesome! It's 4 wks and then a 2 week internship.Tell them I sent you!!!

Did you have to pay for the internship? where did you do your internship at? I heard that they have the basic and advance online.

Michelle, I wouldn't use this website for certification merely because THEY don't know how to use "spell check" prior to publishing a WEBSITE! I was on the website for 5 seconds before spotting the typo. I left after that so who knows how many more there are.
If they can't spell, chances are they can't teach either.

Sara in San Diego, California said: Hi, I didn't take the time to go through all of the comments, so idk if someone has already said this, but I took the class at U.S. Colleges and I loved it.

At first I was going to do ROP, but they required I take a legit medical terminology class which I did at Mesa College, but by the time I was able to get done with it the Phlebotomy program at ROP had been cancelled due to insufficient funding... so there went that.

Then I tried Family Health Services, but their application process is all online. It said that you needed experience to take a CPT class? wtf? I emailed them about it and they emailed me back the same response, then when I tried to ask more, I never heard from them again.

About a year later I found U.S. Colleges and it was great. Application process in person where i could ask all of the questions I needed to. It's pretty pricy, but they offer a payment plan. The teacher does not make you learn any unecessary ifo. She will go through the chapters and have you highlight whatever is going to be on the national/state exam and will talk over it for a while then you go to lab (ppl sticking time =) ) I had a wonderful experience with them and they offer an externship where you go practice at a hospital (or other lab) for a week and they help you with job placement. What I like the most about this school is that almost every wednesday and Friday they allow you to go practice. So when you are done with the course and externship you are still able to practice while you find a job.

I finished in october and I have my extership in december, but they do offer externships where you can start the week after you finish. I chose december because I felt I needed a bit more practice.

Overall, it is a well structured school, easy and they have everything you need and I'm glad I went there rather than somewhere else.

Hows it goin going? Did you get a job?

Volunteer in Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona said: Hows it goin going? Did you get a job?

Not yet. Unfortunately I had to postpone my externship til this past week. The hospital I went to offers the opportunity to volunteer and after a year or so (hopefully even less) they can hire me.... or somewhere else where less experience is required. So keeping my fingers crossed.

Volunteer in Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona said: Hows it goin going? Did you get a job?

Not yet. Unfortunately I had to postpone my externship til this past week. The hospital I went to offers the opportunity to volunteer and after a year or so (hopefully even less) they can hire me.... or somewhere else where less experience is required. So keeping my fingers crossed.

sam in San Diego, California said: Can anyone tell me where I can take the class in San Diego?? How much will it cost and how long? I know U.S. College offers the class for about $2500 for about 2 months depending. Unsure if should take the class there. Has anyone taken the class there? Please let me know asap. Thanks.

Did anyone take a phlebotomy class at US College and got the job right after gratuation? please let me know asap. Thanks,

Sara in San Diego, California said: Hi, I didn't take the time to go through all of the comments, so idk if someone has already said this, but I took the class at U.S. Colleges and I loved it.

At first I was going to do ROP, but they required I take a legit medical terminology class which I did at Mesa College, but by the time I was able to get done with it the Phlebotomy program at ROP had been cancelled due to insufficient funding... so there went that.

Then I tried Family Health Services, but their application process is all online. It said that you needed experience to take a CPT class? wtf? I emailed them about it and they emailed me back the same response, then when I tried to ask more, I never heard from them again.

About a year later I found U.S. Colleges and it was great. Application process in person where i could ask all of the questions I needed to. It's pretty pricy, but they offer a payment plan. The teacher does not make you learn any unecessary ifo. She will go through the chapters and have you highlight whatever is going to be on the national/state exam and will talk over it for a while then you go to lab (ppl sticking time =) ) I had a wonderful experience with them and they offer an externship where you go practice at a hospital (or other lab) for a week and they help you with job placement. What I like the most about this school is that almost every wednesday and Friday they allow you to go practice. So when you are done with the course and externship you are still able to practice while you find a job.

I finished in october and I have my extership in december, but they do offer externships where you can start the week after you finish. I chose december because I felt I needed a bit more practice.

Overall, it is a well structured school, easy and they have everything you need and I'm glad I went there rather than somewhere else.

It sounded so easy ! Did you get the job after all ?

After reading all the answers and commends about you completing at US Colleges but some how I did not hear any things about whether or not you guys are working.

Michael Cheng in Poway, California said: After reading all the answers and commends about you completing at US Colleges but some how I did not hear any things about whether or not you guys are working.

I am jobless. I graduated 2 years ago couldn't find a job. My student loan keeps accruing.