Phlebotomy Technician Schools in NC

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How to become a Phlebotomist in North Carolina

Most phlebotomists in North Carolina will typically have earned either a 2-year associate degree or a shorter-term certificate program – or they may have completed work experience relevant to phlebotomy.

Take the first step today and reach out to phlebotomy schools in your area to request program information. Below you will find information on some of the top approved phlebotomy programs in North Carolina, as well as licensing and certification requirements, and salary and employment outlook.

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Top Phlebotomy Training Programs in North Carolina

SchoolMetro AreaAccreditation
Coastal Carolina CPRWilmingtonASPT
Johnston Community CollegeSmithfieldASPT
Wake Technical Community CollegeRaleighNAACLS
Halifax Community CollegeWeldonNAACLS
Fayetteville Technical Community CollegeFayettevilleASPT
Southeastern Community CollegeWhitevilleNAACLS
Catawba Valley Community CollegeHickoryASPT

Listed above are some of the top accredited phlebotomy schools in North Carolina which offer certificates or diplomas in phlebotomy.

Accreditation confirms that a school delivers a high level of quality education ensuring that students are well prepared for certification and entry into the healthcare field as a phlebotomist.

Phlebotomy Certification and Licensing Requirements in North Carolina

There are no statutory requirements for certification and/or licensing in North Carolina however most employers will have a preference for candidates who have obtained certification.

In order to become certified as a phlebotomist in North Carolina, you will need to successfully pass exams set by one of the nationally recognised certifying agencies.

Typically, a certificate or diploma from an approved or accredited school, or an appropriate level of work experience, is a requirement before you can sit your certification exams.

If you require more information regarding certification or licensing for phlebotomists in North Carolina you can contact;

State Board: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Website: https://www.ncdhhs.gov/
Phone: 1-800-662-7030

Phlebotomist Salary in North Carolina

Salary$34,520
Hourly Wage$16.60
Employed5,350
Top 10%$42,030
Bottom 10%$26,540

The average phlebotomy salary in North Carolina is $34,520 per year. This is 7% below the national average for phlebotomists, according to recent data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

This equates to $16.60 per hour.

The average salary for phlebotomists in North Carolina has grown by  15%, or $4,590, since 2016.

Top Earners

  • The top 10th percentile of those working as phlebotomists in North Carolina earn an average salary of $42,030 whilst the bottom 10th, or entry-level phlebotomists, make just $26,540 per annum
  • Those working in Winston-Salem earn the highest average salaries as phlebotomists in the state at $36,850. Those working in Rocky Mount earn the lowest average salaries at $29,570 per annum.
Metro AreaSalaryEmployed
Asheville$32,450200
Burlington$32,59040
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia$35,6701,310
Durham-Chapel Hill$34,270310
Fayetteville$30,510160
Goldsboro$36,57040
Greensboro-High Point$35,170520
Greenville$34,720150
Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton$30,270140
Jacksonville$36,07040
New Bern$30,64050
Raleigh$35,770880
Rocky Mount$29,57060
Wilmington$34,470210
Winston-Salem$36,850590

Employment

There are currently 5,350 phlebotomists working in North Carolina (2021). Employment levels have in fact North Carolina decreased by 6%, or 320 jobs, in the 5 year period since 2016.

The highest concentration of phlebotomy jobs in North Carolina are in Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia.

Outlook for phlebotomists in North Carolina

Average salaries for phlebotomists in North Carolina have increased by 15% since 2016 whilst the number of phlebotomist jobs in North Carolina has dropped by 6% over the same period.

Going forward the Bureau for Labor Statistics (BLS) projects employment growth of 22% between 2020 and 2030. This is much faster than the average for all other professions.

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