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Karleigh
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Where is the best place to further my education in phlebotomy and where are some recommended places for studying nursing ?
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Isabel Dominguez
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Hello Karleigh!
If you're looking to pursue phlebotomy, you've got some fantastic options! Community colleges, vocational schools, and healthcare training centers are perfect places to start. Here are a few top-notch schools to consider:
- Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology (they're in various locations)
- Pima Medical Institute (they've got multiple campuses)
- University of Alaska (you can find them in Fairbanks and Anchorage)
And if nursing is your passion, there are some amazing programs out there too. Check out these top universities:
- Johns Hopkins University (located in Baltimore, MD)
- Duke University (you can find them in Durham, NC)
- University of Pennsylvania (based in Philadelphia, PA)
- University of California, San Francisco
- New York University (NYU) (they're in New York, NY)
When you're choosing your school, remember to think about the location, the cost, and how flexible the program is. And guess what? Many of these schools offer online components too!
If you're looking to pursue phlebotomy, you've got some fantastic options! Community colleges, vocational schools, and healthcare training centers are perfect places to start. Here are a few top-notch schools to consider:
- Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology (they're in various locations)
- Pima Medical Institute (they've got multiple campuses)
- University of Alaska (you can find them in Fairbanks and Anchorage)
And if nursing is your passion, there are some amazing programs out there too. Check out these top universities:
- Johns Hopkins University (located in Baltimore, MD)
- Duke University (you can find them in Durham, NC)
- University of Pennsylvania (based in Philadelphia, PA)
- University of California, San Francisco
- New York University (NYU) (they're in New York, NY)
When you're choosing your school, remember to think about the location, the cost, and how flexible the program is. And guess what? Many of these schools offer online components too!
Bailey BSN, RN, CCRN-CMC
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My husband became a phlebotomist before becoming a nurse. He was able to get the phlebotomy education as a certificate program through the local community college. Working as a phlebotomist before or during nursing school is such a good idea! You will use those skills again when you become a nurse.
I got my associates degree in nursing at local community college and then did my bachelors in nursing online at University of Texas Arlington. I would recommend that online program.
I got my associates degree in nursing at local community college and then did my bachelors in nursing online at University of Texas Arlington. I would recommend that online program.