Find Accredited Phlebotomy Certifications: By Program By Location
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PHLEBOTOMISTS
Phlebotomist students and professionals seeking to advance their studies may explore various sources, to obtain funding for educational expenses. Some of the sources that you may wish to explore are outlined below.



EDUCATION & CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Phlebotomy is an excellent career choice for anyone looking to hit the ground running in a fast-paced job after a very short period of schooling. With little more than a technical certificate in phlebotomy, you can jump into a career in medicine.
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PHLEBOTOMY CERTIFICATION AGENCIES
Various associations offer certification for phlebotomists. However, certification programs vary in quality. When seeking credentials, it is vital that you research each organization before making a commitment of time and money. The Center for Phlebotomy Education (CPE) outlines certain requirements, to help
phlebotomists identify a worthy certification agency.
TAKING YOUR BEST SHOT: VENIPUNCTURE BASICS
As a phlebotomist, you will hear the term venipuncture everywhere, from the employment application all the way to the lab. It's a complex word for a complex procedure with a very simple definition: the puncturing of a vein to provide medical access. In phlebotomy specifically, venipuncture refers primarily to using a
needle to create a blood evacuation point.

CAREER AND SALARY OUTLOOK
Phlebotomy is an exciting career field to get into right now, what with innovations in medical technology on the rise, and the ever increasing number of elderly people who need medical care. It is unlikely that you will ever become rich or famous as a phlebotomist, but you will definitely be able to establish a secure and
comfortable career.

LANDING A PHLEBOTOMY JOB
As a phlebotomist, you are more than just a fluid sampling lab tech. You're a counselor, a clerk, and a lifeline to patients, as well as quality assurance for your employer. But how do you land your first real job as a phlebotomist? Read on for some tips.
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