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Phlebotomy Training in Salem County, NJ

NJ DOL-approved vendor · One-Stop training grants accepted

Hands-on phlebotomy certification training for Salem County residents — with county One-Stop funding for those who qualify.

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Salem County, New Jersey

Phlebotomy training for Salem County residents.

Phlebotomy technicians draw blood for testing, transfusions, and donations — working in hospitals, labs, plasma centers, and mobile collection services. Salem County residents can work with the county One-Stop Career Center in Salem to explore training funds usable at ASI Career Institute. ASI's Turnersville campus offers hands-on Phlebotomy certification training with day and evening schedules and a full-time financial aid office.

Programs

Both ASI programs include this certification.

200 Clock Hours

Clinical Intensive

Phlebotomy certification included. 200 Hours and 3 Certifications: Medical Assistant-MA, Patient Care, and Phlebotomy (PTC) — plus an Injections & EKG proficiency certificate.

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600 Clock Hours

Clinical Comprehensive

Phlebotomy plus five more. 6 national certifications in 24 weeks — the full clinical stack plus medical administration, office technology, HIPAA, and customer service.

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Paying for Training

FREE training may be available for Salem County residents.

NJ Workforce Grants ASI is an approved NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development vendor.

Individual Training Grants through the Salem County One-Stop can cover training for eligible residents — including those receiving Unemployment, Welfare, Food Stamps, TANF, or DVR services, and displaced workers. See all funding options →

Salem County One-Stop Career Center: 205 E. Broadway, Salem, NJ 08079 · 1-856-238-6800
Communities We Serve

Salem County towns

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FAQ

Common questions

What does a phlebotomy technician do?
Phlebotomy technicians draw blood for testing, transfusions, and donations — working in hospitals, labs, plasma centers, and mobile collection services.
Can Salem County residents get free phlebotomy training?
Eligible residents may qualify. ASI is an approved NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development vendor and accepts Individual Training Grants through the Salem County One-Stop — covering Unemployment, Welfare, Food Stamps, Displaced Worker, WIA, DVR, TANF, and Trade Act programs. Call 1-856-238-6800 to check eligibility.
Which ASI program includes this certification?
Both. The 200-hour Clinical Intensive (200 Hours and 3 Certifications — Medical Assistant-MA, Patient Care, Phlebotomy) and the 600-hour Clinical Comprehensive (6 national certifications in 24 weeks). Prerequisite for either: a High School Diploma or GED.
How do I apply for financial aid?
Start with our step-by-step FAFSA guide (ASI's Federal School Code is 041887), or call our full-time financial aid office at (856) 232-4677.
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