About
Phlebotomy Certificate Program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Embark on a rewarding career in healthcare with the Phlebotomy Certificate program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. This program is designed to equip you with essential blood-collecting techniques, including venipuncture and skin punctures, crucial for laboratory analysis. Benefit from hands-on training in routine venipuncture, capillary puncture, and specialized collection procedures. With a blended learning format that combines live instruction with flexible online access, you'll gain practical skills and prepare for the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) certification, opening doors to vital roles in medical settings.
Program Details:
- Cost: Approximately $943.00 for tuition, plus $180.00 for books. Financial aid is not available for this program.
- Duration: Typically 8 weeks.
- Schedule: Blended format, with live portions at specified dates, times, and locations, and remaining instruction accessed online. An asynchronous online certification course with simulation experience through a lab kit is also available.
- Prerequisites: Must be at least 18 years old and accepted into the Medical Laboratory Technician program or the Phlebotomy certificate program. Corequisite: Basic Lab Skills (course 10-513-110).
- Accreditations: Recognized within the Wisconsin Technical College System; prepares students for Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) certification. No explicit mention of separate accreditation by a specific accrediting body for the phlebotomy program.
- Career Outcomes: Unknown
Organization
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College- Crivitz
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Crivitz, Wisconsin, prepares students for careers in cybersecurity, diagnostic medical sonography, nursing, business administration, CNA, emergency medical services, HVAC, LPN, medical assisting, medical coding, pharmacy technology, phlebotomy, software development, and dental assisting. The institution offers technical diploma training and programs that support industry credentials, including the opportunity for dental assistant graduates to pursue the CDA credential through the Dental Assistant National Board. Dental assisting preparation covers laboratory, clinical, and office responsibilities, with potential work in general or specialty dental offices, dental laboratories, insurance companies, dental supply companies, and public health facilities. The college also provides day, full-time instruction for its Dental Assistant program and includes clinical experience requirements, professional coursework, and opportunities connected with further dental education.