Career questions tagged phlebotomy
How am I supposed to get a job in healthcare with no experience if all the jobs out there say "must have experience"?
I’m a second-year biochemistry student on the pre-med track, and I’m trying to build strong clinical experience. I recently got my phlebotomy certification, but I’m having trouble finding positions without prior experience. What are the best strategies to break into clinical roles (like phlebotomy, MA, or lab assisting) when you’re just starting out, and what should I focus on to stand out to employers?
What does a typical day look like for professionals working in oncology infusion, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy, and what are the most meaningful and most challenging parts of that work?
I have been working as a nursing assistant since I was 16 and recently got my phlebotomy license. For a while I thought I wanted to be a nurse, but I recently switched to health science.
What is a career in the medical field that doesn't take much school ?
Are there any that don't need any school.
What are the best kind of patients as a phlebotomist?
I'm 19 years old currently enrolled in a technical college. I'm currently trying to get into the medical field :)
what are entry level positions within the hospital setting ?
i am headed down the career path of fire & ems, but have a few years of an "in-between" now and a full time spot in the fire/ems service. with that said, i have my nremt certification, and am obviously not exactly looking for a full on career, but a position within the hospital setting to hold at least til i am full time service. i am okay with some schooling/certifications, but nothing heavy with already having a path chosen. looking for a job/department i can walk right into and any other requirements can be completed post-hire. trying to stay away from the strictly/direct/heavy patient care area, such as a cna, but am open to all possible positions that would be available as "entry level". i felt about anything would look good having under my belt, as well as experience, so it doesn't have to be as directly related as an er tech job-for example
How to begin clinicals/get hands on learning for phlebotomy certification?
I cannot find a place that can provide me a place to learn how to perform venipuncture and capillary sticks. Where do I look? What do I search up? Who do I ask?
What is one piece of advice you would give to someone who is thinking about going int the medical field??
I am thinking about either becoming a CMA, Phlebotomist, or Registered Nurse and would like some advice for training/school.
What are some things I should know before I go into school for phlebotomy ?
What are some things I should know before I go into school for phlebotomy?
what are the benefits and how much is the pay for an Phlebotomist?
I am in Job Corps right now getting ready to choose our careers. I am interested in learning more about the Phlebotomy career.
What is the work environment like for a phlebotomist?
I am in Job Corps right now about to choose my career to train in. I am interested in Phlebotomy and want to learn more about it.
How to start a new career in the medical field after 40?
After 18 years in corporate marketing and a BA in psychology from 20 years ago I’d like to start a second career in the medical field. I am thinking of starting with a certificate in phlebotomy and then hopefully use tuition reimbursement to help pay for surgical tech school or another two year degree. I know I will take a huge financial set back but I don’t want to work in marketing or corporate anymore. Any advice?
How long does it take to become a phlebotomist?
Tell us everything we need to know to become a phlebotomist. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals
How to become a phlebotomist?
Tell us everything we need to do to become a phlebotomist. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals
What are employers looking for in this career as a phlebotomist?
I want to know what skills, education, and experience employers look for.
What is a typical day like as a phlebotomist?
I would like to learn more about a day as a phlebotomist because I want to gain more knowledge to determine if this is the career I'll like to move forward with in the future.
Can you study to become a nurse after being a licensed phlebotomist?
I've been interested in phlebotomy and nursing and I'm curious if I can pursue to become a nurse after being a phlebotomist?
What are some things to expect when trying to become a phlebotomist?
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Is phlebotomy a hard job?
What's so hard about doing this job? #phlebotomy #hard-job
What strengths do I need to be a phlebotomist?
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Im interested in becoming a phlebotomist, what steps could I take to get there?
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Is the phlebotomy field growing?
I would like to know if the need for phlebotomist will increase or if it's expected to decline in the future. #phlebotomy