Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomy Tech Guide
Unlike other allied health professionals whom we picture with syringes and needles in hand, phlebotomists NEVER use these devices to administer medications.
Phlebotomists are responsible for obtaining blood samples from people. They start their career path with proper training and cntinue with lots of practice day in, and day out! They perfect their skills through education and job experience. An experienced hlebotmist can make the job look easy, however, the venipuncture procedure always remains a skillful art regardless of how many successful blood draws the phlebotomist has brought under their belt.
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Phlebotomists obtain blood samples from an artery or vein as ordered by a medical doctor, or other licensed healthcare practitioner for screening and diagnostic evaluation in a lab. Phlebotomists also perform other tasks as required, such as urine collection, specimen processing, sample testing, and analysis reports. Their main goal is to maintain the sample's integrity, practice universal precautions, and deliver excellent services to the community.
