Dayton Phlebotomy Classes & Courses

Dayton is the 6^th largest city in Ohio and the seat of Montgomery County. As an important settlement in the state, phlebotomy is a great career opportunity in Dayton, whether you're considering options to study or moving for a new job.

This article highlights your fundamental choices for both training and for employment.

Phlebotomy Training Programs in Dayton

Dayton offers the following study opportunity to become a phlebotomist:

Dayton Phlebotomy Jobs by the Numbers

According to a 2019 pre-census estimate, the population of Dayton, Ohio was 140,407. Greater Dayton, its metro area, was estimated in the same study to have a population of just over 803,000.

A 2021 Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report claimed there were 530 phlebotomists in Dayton while 5,920 operated in the state of Ohio. That means around 10% currently operate in the city, making it a great place to find work.

For the next decade, phlebotomy is a great career choice as it has a projected 17% demand increase through 2029. In comparison, the average of all jobs is projected to grow by 7% in the same time period.

Phlebotomy Careers and Employers in Dayton

If you're currently seeking employment opportunities to work as a phlebotomist in Dayton, below you will find the most likely employers. Their working areas include frontline health, R&D, diagnostics, equipment supply, and rehabilitation:

• Dayton Children's Hospital
• First Care Clinics
• Compunet Clinical Laboratories
• Kettering Health
• Equitas Health

Phlebotomist Salaries in Dayton

Phlebotomy pay varies geographically. The sources below report what you might earn in the city as a phlebotomist, collected from professionals in Dayton and from job listings:

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