Phlebotomy certification in Washington
Washington requires the Medical Assistant-Phlebotomist credential from the Washington State Department of Health to draw blood, even if you hold a national certification.
| Agency | Washington State Department of Health official source |
|---|---|
| State credential | Medical Assistant-Phlebotomist official source |
| Requirements | High school diploma or equivalent and phlebotomy training: a program at an accredited school or college, or an in-house program approved by a supervising health care practitioner (WAC 246-827-0400). No state exam and no set number of venipunctures. official source |
| State fee | USD 145 initial, USD 145 renewal. official source |
| Renewal | Every 2 years, on your birthday. No continuing education required. official source |
| Working while the application is pending | Yes, for up to 180 days after you apply, once your training is complete. official source |
Official Washington application page
Checked against official Washington sources on Oct 24, 2026. Rules change: confirm with the agency before you apply. This page lists only facts we could confirm on an official page.
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