About
The Utah School of Phlebotomy Class at Utah School of Phlebotomy in Provo, Utah, trains students in foundational phlebotomy skills and leads to a Phlebotomy Certificate of Completion in Utah. The in-person course runs for six weeks and combines instruction in venipuncture, safety standards, anatomy and physiology, patient rights, blood components, special procedures, and professional practices with repeated blood draws performed on classmates. Training covers techniques using vacutainers, butterfly needles, and syringes, along with finger and heel sticks, test tubes, reactions, and difficult draws. The course costs $495 and includes the manual and necessary lab supplies. Tuition may be paid over the six-week period and must be paid in full by completion.
Organization
Utah School of Phlebotomy
Utah School of Phlebotomy’s Provo/Orem campus in Provo, Utah, provides phlebotomy training for people preparing to work with blood collection and related clinical procedures. Its comprehensive course covers venipuncture using vacutainers, butterfly devices, and syringes, along with finger and heel sticks, blood components, test tubes, safety standards, HIPAA, OSHA, patient rights, special procedures, and responses to difficult draws. The school offers instruction through small classes and includes professional topics such as job opportunities and interviewing techniques. A national phlebotomy exam is available, while national certification is not required for phlebotomy employment in Utah. The institution also operates campuses in Salt Lake City and St. George, with the original owners serving as instructors.