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Hey! I'm looking to do the same thing, take phlebotomy classes this summer so I can work while studying nursing. Depending on where you live...I found a couple SUNY community colleges upstate that have phlebotomy, or if you live closer to the five boroughs...York College has phlebotomy. Otherwise...there's career schools in the city, though they do not accept financial aid or loans. It seems a lot of people go to the Manhattan Institute, but I was little put off by their website, just because it didn't seem too professional. The York College program says it's a 3 hour per week, 9 week certificate program. I found it more reliable of a program, just because it's a CUNY school, and not just a career school (not knocking anyone). I did a google search, and also found Stony Brook also has a Phlebotomy program, but I can't tell if it's offered every semester, it was a PDF flier from a previous semester. I'm going to try calling some schools and asking around. Good luck!
Did you guys attend any courses in the end and work? I'm looking into phlebotomist courses now and yes Manhattan Institute website didn't look professional, ie. it did not outline course content, just spent time selling course... However, I have heard the short 3 weeks at Manhattan Institute is enough to acquire the skill... Anyone advice from anyone who's studied this in NYC?
Lerochka
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Hello,
I want to take courses in phlebotomy during summer. I am currently trying to get back into nursing program. But while I will be in school I want to work in the medical field. Would you be able to recommend good school for phlebotomy. And is it worth spending time on it, since anyway as a nurse i will be licensed to do that. I just feel like getting back into nursing program might take long time and finishing it as well. Thanks for all ideas in advance.