Phlebotomy Technician Program at Madison Area Technical College

Embark on a vital healthcare career with Madison Area Technical College's Phlebotomy Technician program. This 100% in-person technical diploma, completed in just one semester, prepares you for immediate entry into the dynamic field of phlebotomy. With an impressive 92% job placement rate within six months of graduation and an average starting salary of approximately $40,000, this program equips you with essential lab skills, patient safety protocols, and professional communication techniques to excel. Benefit from hands-on training, expert instruction, and a curriculum designed to foster success in specimen processing and phlebotomy roles.

Program Details:

• Cost: The estimated program cost is $366.24.
• Duration: 1 semester (3 credits), designed for part-time attendance.
• Schedule: 100% in-person delivery across multiple campuses, including Madison - Truax, Madison - South, Fort Atkinson, Portage, Reedsburg, and Watertown. Students attend part-time and should expect to spend at least six hours per week beyond scheduled class time.
• Prerequisites: Demonstrate algebra competency (e.g., ACT Math 20+, NexGen Quantitative Reasoning 237+, ACCUPLACER Elementary Algebra 65+, or specific Madison College math courses) and English and reading competency (e.g., ACT English 17+, NexGen Writing 260+, ACCUPLACER Write 5+ and Sentence 86+ for English; ACT Reading 19+, NexGen Reading 261+, ACCUPLACER Reading 80+ for reading, or specific Madison College English and reading courses).
• Accreditations: The program is not NAACLS accredited. Consequently, students are not eligible to take the ASCP Board of Registry Exam immediately after completing the program, but are eligible for ASCP Certification Route 3 after one year of full-time experience.
• Career Outcomes: Strong 92% job placement rate within six months of graduation with an average starting salary of about $40,000. Career paths include specimen processing and phlebotomy; with additional training, graduates can pursue medical laboratory technician roles.