Phlebotomy Technician

Be the calm in the clinic.
Precision meets compassion in our Phlebotomy Technician program, where you transform from a student into a vital link in the health care chain. You will dive straight into the technical side of medicine, mastering how to collect, transport and process blood and specimens for life-saving laboratory analysis. Beyond the needle, you’ll gain a deep understanding of infection control, safety principles and medical terminology. Because great phlebotomists are more than just technical experts, we also focus on the customer service skills you need to keep patients calm and comfortable during every procedure.
Expect to spend plenty of time in our hands-on labs before heading out to work alongside local professionals during clinical rotations with area employers. These real-world experiences allow you to build a professional network and gain confidence in a clinical setting before you even graduate. Once you finish the program, you’ll be eligible to take the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Phlebotomy Technician certification exam and step into the workforce with the credentials to back up your skills.
Paying for the Program
Tuition and Fees
Financial Aid & Tuition Assistance
There are many options available for tuition savings. Credit programs may have opportunities for Financial Aid eligibility, while non-credit programs have separate tuition savings available on a per-program basis.
Career Pathway Certificate
Employer Partners

Enrollment Process
- Register and pay tuition now for the next class offering or Apply for Tuition Assistance
- For Tuition Assistance contact an NICC Business and Community Solutions Program College and Career Coach to complete the following:
- Tuition Assistance Program Application
- CASAS Assessment
- Interview
- Attend a program orientation prior to class start date
The health sciences programs have additional admission requirements including background checks, health records and training requirements. Please review these requirements for program admission.
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- High school diploma or equivalency and transcripts
- Provide proof of MMR and TDAP vaccine, Varicella immunization, Hepatitis B series and Two-Step Tuberculin Skin Test
- Pass background check
- Pass drug screening
- One written letter of recommendation from a non-family source
- Personal interview with a program official
Program Contacts
- Email: deeneyk@nicc.edu
- Phone: 563.562.3263, ext. 1425
- Location: Calmar