Career questions tagged phlebotomy
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