Phlebotomy
The Phlebotomy Program at Southwest Technical College prepares students through coursework and practicum to become certified in the National Healthcare Association as a Phlebotomist. With successful completion of the program, students are eligible to sit for the Phlebotomy Technician Certification with the National Healthcare Association.
Program Details
Cost & Logistics
- Total Cost
- $705.00 — includes tuition, books, fees, and supplies. Scholarship and financial aid resources → Costs are subject to change.
- Next Start Date
- November 3, 2026. This program has multiple opportunities to enroll throughout the year. Call 435.586.2899 for more information. Enrolling now — click here to get started.
- Program Length
- 3 Credit Hours · This program can be completed in approximately 2 months, based on enrollment of 15 hours per week. If possible, students are encouraged to enroll in more hours per week to graduate faster.
- Location
- Main Campus — Health Professions and Trades Building
Need help paying for school?
Southwest Tech offers scholarships and financial aid options that can help make the Phlebotomy program affordable. Apply for an internal scholarship, or explore the other ways to pay for your training.
More ways to pay
FAFSA Information
See if you qualify for federal grants and aid.
Types of Aid
Grants, loans, and work-study options explained.
Help Me Pay for School
Talk with our financial aid team about your options.
Veteran Benefits
Education benefits for veterans and their families.
Sponsorships
Employer and agency sponsorship programs.
Being in the Phlebotomy program was absolutely perfect for me and helped me not only to see that I was going into the right field but to gain a love for health care! I loved learning from inspiring instructors who are passionate about their field.
Occupational Advisory Committee
Each Southwest Tech Certificate Program has an Occupational Advisory Committee that consists of industry professionals from the regions we serve. These committee members ensure that desirable, relevant, and current practices of each occupation are being taught. This program has committee members from the following organizations:
Council on Occupational Education
Southwest Technical College is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. Information regarding accreditation may be obtained at:
