Approximately 0.0% of graduates in of New Jersey receive a Phlebotomy certificate every year.

The only accredited Phlebotomy school in New Jersey is American Institute of Medical Sciences & Education, which is located in South Plainfield.

Cost

The tuition rate for students taking Phlebotomy courses at American Institute of Medical Sciences & Education was $0 per year.

A Phlebotomy certificate from a New Jersey school... what next?

A majority of New Jersey Phlebotomy graduates become a phlebotomist. The following counties have the largest number of New Jersey phlebotomists:

1. Essex County - 700 phlebotomists
2. Middlesex County - 670 phlebotomists
3. Burlington County - 520 phlebotomists

Salary

On average, a phlebotomist earns a salary of $43,990 per year in New Jersey state. However, New Jersey phlebotomists earned anywhere in the range from as less than $27,670 per year to more than $67,070 per year in 2010. [A/An] phlebotomists in the following New Jersey counties makes the highest salaries on average:

1. Atlantic County - $50,250 per year
2. Mercer County - $48,290 per year
3. Essex County - $47,740 per year

The New Jersey counties with the lowest average salary for phlebotomists are:

1. Middlesex County - $41,510 per year
2. Burlington County - $42,360 per year
3. Essex County - $47,740 per year

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