About
Phlebotomy Program at Arkansas College Of Health Careers
The phlebotomy program at Arkansas College Of Health Careers offers nationally certified training, focusing on practical skills and confidence building. Unique to this institution, courses are taught by current practicing physicians and medical professionals in a small, personalized setting, ensuring hands-on learning and preparing students for national licensing to enhance career opportunities in allied healthcare. Scholarship assistance is also available.
- Cost: The cost of the phlebotomy program at Arkansas College Of Health Careers is $2,500.
- Duration: The phlebotomy program at Arkansas College Of Health Careers is 5 weeks long.
- Schedule: Unknown
- Prerequisites: Beyond the age of compulsory public school attendance, Interview with an ACHC School Admissions Representative, Proof of a high school diploma or GED, Proof of a social security card, Proof of identification (Arkansas Driver’s License or State issued ID card), Completion of a student enrollment agreement, Arrangement for tuition financing, Approval of acceptance from the director of the school
- Accreditations: The phlebotomy program at Arkansas College Of Health Careers is state approved and prepares students for national certification by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).
- Graduate Outcomes: Unknown
Organization
Arkansas College Of Healthcare Careers
Arkansas College of Health Careers is a healthcare training institution in Little Rock, Arkansas, preparing students for roles in Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician/PCT, Phlebotomy, and EKG. The school also offers medical and clinical laboratory instruction and other allied health coursework. Its educational approach emphasizes practical applications, career preparation, academic integrity, lifelong learning, and workplace communication. Small classes provide individualized attention, while morning and evening schedules accommodate different student circumstances. Courses are taught by current practicing physicians and medical professionals, and clinic preceptor sites are available through provider relationships. Arkansas College of Health Careers states that it supports students from diverse situations, including those with disabilities, and focuses on building the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to contribute to the medical community.