SUNY Niagara Phlebotomist Certificate Program

Embark on a transformative journey into the healthcare field with SUNY Niagara's Phlebotomist Certificate program. This comprehensive program equips you with the essential knowledge and hands-on practical experience required to proficiently collect blood samples and other vital specimens, preparing you for immediate employment readiness. Graduates are not only eligible to sit for the college's phlebotomy certification exam but also gain real-world skills through clinical practicum, ensuring a seamless transition into a rewarding career in medical laboratory settings.

Program Details:

• Cost: Approximately $2,616 per semester for Niagara County and New York state residents. Additional student expenses may include equipment, uniform, ID/name badge, and personal goggles/eyewear.
• Duration: Approximately two semesters, typically corresponding to one academic year.
• Schedule: Delivered in-person, including required clinical practicum components.
• Prerequisites: High school diploma or GED; Minimum grade of C in BIO 117 and 117L (Human Biology); Minimum grade of C in HED 214E (Advanced First Aid & CPR). Applicants may be tested for academic readiness.
• Accreditations: SUNY Niagara is institutionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The Phlebotomy Certificate program is covered under this institutional accreditation.
• Career Outcomes: Graduates are eligible to sit for the phlebotomy certification exam offered by the college and are prepared for employment in the healthcare field.