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Phlebotomist
Career Overview
Phlebotomists draw blood for clinical or medical testing, donations, or research. They often talk with patients to help them feel less nervous during the process.
As a phlebotomist, you work can enter the medical industry in a short time with little cost. You will also work as part of a team that improves people’s lives, while learning about the healthcare industry.
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Interact with people
Interested in this career path?
There are 7 Training Programs available for this career path
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Requirements
Background check
Certification / License
Drug test
Short-term training
Most states require licensure. Pass the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy exam.
How much might I earn?
As you gain more experience and certifications, your wages in this job can increase over time.
1
Entry Level
$17 - $18/hrRight after Training
After completing your training program and any necessary certifications.
2
Experienced
$23 - $30/hrExperienced Professional
Able to work more independently, with more advanced skills and responsibility.