Why you should become a Phlebotomist!

One of the biggest benefits of choosing to become a phlebotomist is that you can enter the field quickly. Our hybrid and self-paced training program will allow you to complete the course in as little as 5 weeks or up to 12 months. Once you successfully complete the program, you will find yourself in a career that is in demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the employment of phlebotomists is projected to grow 8% from 2023 - 2033, faster than the average for all occupations.

As a phlebotomist you will be able to choose from a variety of different settings to work in. Hospitals, infusion centers, doctor's offices, urgent care clinics, blood donation centers, and labs are some common places you'll find phlebotomists.

As you gain experience, you'll have the option to work for a Mobile Phlebotomy Service or start your own business! Mobile phlebotomists travel to patients' homes, nursing facilities, or community events, offering even more flexibility and independence. 

Phlebotomists are often the first healthcare professionals that patients encounter when diagnostic tests are required. Skillful and precise blood collection techniques are the gateway to obtaining crucial information about a patient's health.  Aside from being a skilled technician, you will also play a crucial role in easing fears from patients who experience anxiety when it comes to needles and blood draws. You will learn effective communication skills and gentle bedside manners to ensure a positive overall healthcare experience for patients.

Earning your certification as a Phlebotomist is a GREAT way to get started in the healthcare industry.  As you gain experience, you can move into a leadership role, overseeing a team of phlebotomists, managing schedules, and training new phlebotomists.

With advanced experience you may decide to become a Phlebotomy Instructor and teach in programs like ours!

Phlebotomists make a significant difference in healthcare in many ways.  Collecting blood samples provides critical data needed to properly diagnosis patients and it all starts with YOU!