Category Archives: Phlebotomy Certification

Here is a step by step guide on how to obtain your phlebotomy technician certification. If you like and find this info graphic useful please recommend it to your friends and share it on your blog/site and make sure you … Continue reading →

A phlebotomist is often called a phlebotomy technician. The phlebotomist is a laboratory technician that draws blood for tests or for transfusions. The phlebotomist will mostly always work together with a clinical laboratory technologist. In order to be a phlebotomist … Continue reading →

In forty-eight out of our fifty states, you do not have to be certified to be a phlebotomist. California and Louisiana are the only two states that require those that are not nurses, doctors or clinical laboratory scientists to be … Continue reading →

There are not many states that require a person to be certified as a phlebotomist in order to collect blood, but the majority of the employers insist on it. In order to obtain such a certification you have to pass … Continue reading →

If you think about taking the phlebotomy certification exam but you don’t know for sure if this is a right choice or if you are ready to do this, the internet can provide you useful information in the field of … Continue reading →

The healthcare industry demands professional approach from the health care providers, such as doctors, registered nurses, certified nursing assistants and such other professionals, engaged in the provision of effective and efficient health care and managed patient care services of the … Continue reading →

One of the lucrative fields to find a job is the healthcare sector in general and medical field in particular, primarily because of the perennial demand for jobs in that evergreen sector.  Thanks to the advancement in technology and strides … Continue reading →

The rapid advancement in healthcare services in general and medical field in particular has made in mandatory to follow professional standards in the services rendered to the people, most importantly patients, in the hospitals.  Such is the specialization and professionalism … Continue reading →