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Phlebotomist Reviews
What is it like working as a Phlebotomist?
June 2016
The pay.
Phlebotomist:
Go to school for a better degree.
May 2016
Its very good, you get to help people, get well.
Phlebotomist:
Pros: You get to meet different people every day.
Cons: Putting many miles on my car, traveling far away.
April 2016
My questionaire.
Phlebotomist:
Pros: I enjoy the the fexibility that comes with the job.
Cons: I feel very stressed out sometime.
March 2016
Phlebotomist:
Pros: Flexible hours. I'm learning new skills which I believe are vital in my growth in my field.
Cons: The pay is low. I'm not doing as much blood drawing as I would prefer. I don't have any benefits. My hours are low.
February 2016
Phlebotomist:
Don't be afraid.
Act like your a pro, and not like its your first day.
Talk to the patient and make them feel comfortable.
February 2016
Horrible.
Phlebotomist:
Pros: Going home after the day is done.
Cons: The local "supervisors" and "leads" are as worthless as a box of air.
January 2016
Phlebotomist:
Pros: Working with people.
Cons: Cochran workers.
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