About
Phlebotomy Certificate Program
Albany State University's Phlebotomy Certificate program, offered through the Darton College of Health Professions, prepares students for careers as qualified phlebotomy technologists by focusing on blood sample collection techniques, safety, and liability, coupled with valuable clinical experience.
- Cost: additional costs such as liability insurance for $18.00 and uniforms; clinical affiliate fees generally less than $100.00; specific tuition costs not explicitly stated
- Duration: about 10 weeks
- Schedule: classes meeting approximately 7.5 hours per week (hybrid modality, online coursework with on-campus labs)
- Prerequisites: admission to Albany State University, completion of application, required learning support courses, at least 18 years old, Hepatitis B immunizations
- Accreditations: Albany State University is accredited by SACSCOC; program completion allows application for national certification with ASCP
- Graduate Outcomes: Unknown
Highlights:
- Hybrid Modality (Online coursework, on-campus labs)
- Two Main Courses (Phlebotomy I and Clinical Phlebotomy II)
- Clinical Experience Component
- Prepares for National Certification with ASCP
- Emphasis on Safety and Liability in Blood Sample Collection
Organization
Albany State University
Albany State University, a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) established in 1903 and located in Albany, Georgia, is dedicated to academic excellence and student development. With approximately 1,152 employees, the university supports diverse academic programs including health professions, business, education, arts, and sciences. Albany State University is committed to teaching and learning, preparing students to be effective contributors to a globally diverse society, and aims to be a catalyst for economic growth in Southwest Georgia. A unique offering is its Phlebotomy Certificate program, delivered in a hybrid format with online coursework and on-campus lab sessions, designed to provide valuable education and clinical experience.
Highlights
- Historically Black College and University (HBCU) founded in 1903
- Strong commitment to teaching excellence and student development
- Diverse academic programs including health professions, business, education, arts, and sciences
- Offers a unique hybrid Phlebotomy Certificate program
- Recognized as one of Georgia's diverse educational gems