About
Phlebotomy Training Program at Central Alabama Community College
Embark on a rewarding career in healthcare with Central Alabama Community College's 10-week, in-person Phlebotomy training program. Designed to equip you with essential practical skills, this non-credit certificate program prepares you for critical roles in hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, and blood donor centers. Benefit from a low student-to-instructor ratio and flexible course offerings, setting you on a path to transform your potential into a valuable profession.
Program Details:
- Cost: $1,700 (includes tuition, books, supplies, and certification exam)
- Duration: 10 weeks
- Schedule: In-person, non-credit certificate program
- Prerequisites: At least 18 years of age and a GED® or high school diploma
- Accreditations: The college is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). There is no specific programmatic accreditation for the phlebotomy program itself.
- Career Outcomes: Prepares students for roles as phlebotomy technicians in hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, and blood donor centers.
Organization
Central Alabama Community College
Central Alabama Community College is a community college in Alexander, Alabama. Its occupational offerings include Associate Degree in Nursing, Commercial Driver's License Class A (CDL-A), Commercial Driver's License Class B (CDL-B), LPN to RN, Office Administration A.A.S, and Phlebotomy. The college offers associate degree programs, certificates, concurrent enrollment and transfer pathways, and workforce education across multiple fields. Its program areas include academic transfer, applied technology, health science, and workforce development. The institution also provides adult education, tutoring services, financial aid, and athletics as part of its broader educational environment. Central Alabama Community College serves a seven-county area and reports five athletic teams. Its offerings combine degree and certificate education with career-focused training, supporting pathways into nursing, transportation, office administration, and clinical support occupations.