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Last updated Jan 13 2025
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Phlebotomist Reviews

What is it like working as a Phlebotomist?

December 2020
Extremely micromanaged. Favoritism is extremely evident.
Phlebotomist in Cedar City:
Pros: Flexible hrs for a school job
Cons: High stress due to poor management and high turn over rate
October 2020
Stressful, always short on people.
Phlebotomist in Twin Falls:
Pros: Longevity
Cons: Politics in work environment. They have the population believe we are a collective
August 2020
Pay is not great for someone who has been at Lancet for long.
Phlebotomist in Johannesburg:
Pros: Direct supervisor is great, I am allowed to work independently
Cons: Pay
June 2020
I love it. I love my office. They truly appreciate me and tell me all the time never leave us.
Phlebotomist in Elgin:
Pros: My on/gyn site is the best. My docs, Ma's RN's are the best. I know what the want of need sometimes before they even order it.
Cons: Nothing really.
June 2020
Ok. I don’t think the lab manager really cares about the phlebotomy staff.
Phlebotomist in Philadelphia:
Pros: Nothing . I do my best . Treat the patients with respect. But the company doesn’t see the phlebotomy staff just the numbers in revenue.
Cons: I did phlebotomy in the past See a big change in the caring for the employees. It’s not the same . It’s just a business now . Lots of employees are not happy .
June 2020
Somewhat satisfactory.
Phlebotomist in Concord:
Pros: I enjoy patient care and interaction and I work with great people.
Cons: Delay in communication with supervisors and unfair wages.
June 2020
Love my job, but poor pay.
Phlebotomist in Palm Coast:
Pros: Helping my patients
Cons: Not being appreciated by upper management for all that I do and not being fairly compensated for my skills and work ethic.

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