Phlebotomy ^New

As a phlebotomist, you’ll collect blood for testing and analysis in a clinical laboratory. Your training will include blood collection procedures, proper storage, handling of blood samples and safety precautions. Great jobs can be found in clinical laboratories, hospitals, community health centers, physician’s offices, blood donation centers and other healthcare facilities.

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Phlebotomy

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  A High School credential is required for employment in this field.

  
  
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