BLACK GIRL PHLEBOTOMIST. HOSPITAL LIFE ATL. COME TO WORK WITH ME. PHLEBOTOMY TIPS AND ADVICE! 2022 

Girl these travel phlebotomists jobs paying $1500/wk ! I worked in a plasma center for 7 years, that was great advice ! You can learn a lot in a plasma center, you can get medical reception, lab processing, quality, training experience from ONE job. Great stepping stone

I completely agree. Negotiate your contracts., read your contract before signing. Never tell what you made prior to coming to that position. Learn , learn and learn. Work in a hospital, blood banks and PRN service. Watch and learn from people around you. There is good and bad in every aspect of healthcare. Strive to be the best. Make lateral moves until you can move up. With time and experience you may decide to become certified, which means higher pay.

You should look into teaching a phlebotomist class bc you made me feel so confident and I understood everything you were saying especially when dealing with family members! You would be a good teacher fr

Omg girl you are speaking the truth. I was like yess sis tell 'em, speed WILL come just take your time because that is the worse feeling in the world is when you've left behind a needle or even the tourniquet on the patient just because you were being pressured by your peers about how slow you are. I say this it's better to be slow, accurate, and proficient than to rush and make the patient feel as if they don't matter. I actually take my time with them I talk to them and that helps to keep them calm and you gain a good repor with that patient and that's important to me.

I start Phlebotomy course next week!! I thank you so much for this video!!

Not you got me feeling even more excited to start this! I’m currently a Behavioral Tech of 2 years & it’s starting to get boring on me and I’m ready to start something new until I finish my master’s (fall 2024). I’m about to start a program and I’m really excited bc my aunt is a phlebotomist as well. I’m so glad I found your video and internalized your talk bc I think it’s so motivational. I can say from being a BT I learned how to negotiate pay and never settle that’s why I make more and I teach new BTs the same thing bc I know how it felt. Thank you sooo much 🩷

I’m grateful to have come across your channel. It’s finally nice to see a caring and compassionate person (phlebotomist) that truly cares about others and the position you represent.

Thank you for taking us with you on "a day in the life". I especially appreciate all of your helpful advice. I love how you kept it real because that's what we need to know. The details and the visuals, I feel a lot more confident now heading into my Externship. Thank you again for the inspiration! ♡

I really love how detailed you are in this video! You basically talked about everything that I had questions about. I start my 1st day medical screener/phlebotomist tomorrow and alittle nervous. Thank you for your video!!

I just completed a phlebotomy course under my MA program. Thanks so much for posting this video. Keep the videos coming 🫶🏽

i start my phlebotomy class in 3 days and when i tell you, you made me feel so much more confident thank you so much for this video!!💗

Girl I had to pause the video just to say you going to be a bomb mother if your not already. Period so real so anointed Thank you and God bless

Thank you so much for this video! I just got a job as a Donor Technician 2, but my goal is to train to become a Phlebotomist once the position opens up at my job. I was also scared and nervous at becoming one but just hearing you say mistakes will happen and don’t let anyone tell you, you can’t do this career just made me feel so encouraged. Thank you also for the heads up of working in a Hospital and what to expect. 😊Good luck on your journey! ❤

You would be a great nurse. This video alone tells me you would. The fact that you’re sharing pertinent information tells so much.

I really enjoyed this video 📹 thanks girl... I just completed my courses and I'm currently looking for a job as a phlebotomist. I'm super nervous to start this journey but also super excited 😄 thanks for the boost 🥰

Finished my course September now currently working in the hospital I love phlebotomy 💕 thanks for the videos hope you post more made me feel more comfortable about my first job in phleb

I plan on taking my phlebotomy tech class in January and I’m very excited for this journey! I came across your channel and I plan on watching some more!

Wait i already love it here! I’ve been doing tons of research on phlebotomy but your channel just hit’s different 😩 thanks so much babe for all the great info and effort you put into these for us 💕

Thinking about getting into this field of work, you definitely explained a lot! And made me a lot more interested. Thanks mamas!❤

This was so informative! Im entering this field and I feel so much better about my decision ❤

I appreciate you so much… I recently did my phlebotomy course got my certification and did the nha exam but failed, I felt so bad because I was so confident about the exam, I’m now studying again to resist that exam while doing other courses it is really hard but I want to be a phlebotomist so badly. I heard you said that you don’t have the nha certificate you only have your phlebotomy certificate and you are working in the hospital,immediately I felt so much better I was beating on myself so much I was so encouraged to know i can get a job without the nha certificate. Thank you so much for educating me and other people who are new to the phlebotomy world I will be taking your advice on finding a plasma center to get the training I will certainly need. ❤

Thank you so much. This video gave me MORE of the motivation I needed. I used to be a medical assistant ack in 2004 and the only thing I loved about the field was doing the phlebotomy. Now I’m a Dental Assistant (15 yrs) and I want to get out of the field and become a phlebotomist. After watching your video I feel better knowing I don’t need to rush and tht eventually I will work fast. Just by hearing you say tht made me think I know I can do just tht and I want to Thank you. I will try my best to look into a plasma center in the state of Delaware. I will be looking out for more of your videos. God bless you and Thank you once again

Just came across your Video. Love your advice. I finished my Phlebotomy class February 2023 . Couldn’t find a job for 4 months I was getting so upset ! Then out of nowhere someone took a risk on me . I’m a mobile Phlebotomy . I’m make great money. Depends on th company. I had a 2 week traning . First week by myself it was hard ! But I did it ! But plasma, is a good steppingstone. Right now I don’t care about th pay ! Because I’m trying to be th best I could be . But my co worker that are experience. Bring 2700 to 3500 every 2 weeks .

Thank you for making your video I'm 19 and I wanted this to be my career part time of course I can't work full time because I'll pass out. I was a simple life where I could talk to people and do what I like and I was scared I picked the wrong career. I love the job and I can't wait to go to school but I was worried and I really needed to hear that it's gonna be OK! I no I can do it! I no I can get a job out of schooling and I feel like I'm strong enough. People on reddit made it seem like they hate there job and it scared me. So thank you.

Thanks for the pep talk I needed that, I’ve been doing my clinical’s while working full time at a different job so I feel like I’m not getting it as fast as I should be, but I love phlebotomy!!! Can’t wait till I finish clinical’s then take the NHA and I’ll be all done and hopefully can go full time!!!

Girl I love you energy, as mentioned by others you should definitely go into teaching you have me knowledge and the confidence! I appreciate your videos ❤

This is the best advice i've watched and thank you!

Thank you for sharing and giving me encouragement because I went to school for medical assistant they taught us phlebotomy I didn’t know that instructor was going to be a bully so I had to put up but I had to put up with that. But after she had a baby she’s was being nice. But your advice did encourage to go back to school and phlebotomy

This is really great information. I am NHA certified and have been looking for work for a year now, I am all about black people helping other people and black power its just beautiful! thank you for the advice will take it and I hope and pray i get into the medical field as soon as possible!

Love your video! Lots of really great advice. One thing you should be wary of, sharing your schedule is fine (but also be careful) but sharing your coworkers names and schedules is a huge violation of privacy - it could get you fired in most places.

Thanks for this video. I’m a dialysis technician working in-clinic, so I stick ppl with needles all the time( our job depends on it), I’m preparing for LPN school and did phlebotomy years ago but considering getting my phlebotomy certification so that while I’m in school I can work nights if I have to. Dialysis Technician is also a great way to learn with phlebotomy too and some stuff you said is so similar to my field.

I’m so glad I came across this video. I start my phlebotomy technician training on Monday and this video was ver helpful and encouraging❤

Love your vids and I agree with everything you said. I am a PRN and part time at a hospital so I back what you are saying. I’ve been drawing blood for over 10 years so I can definitely relate, So great video!

Thank you for the advice It was Inspiriation and I hope to take phlebotomy next semester.

Just came across this video. I'm currently enrolled in a Phlebotomy program, and love it. I've been a CNA for more than 10 yrs. I'm ready for a change. Thank you for your words of wisdom, and advice. Praying I pass the exam! God bless!😊

May God bless your hustle sis

keep going baddie! ❤ thank you for the video 🎉

Thank you SO much for making this video! Im planning on doing a 6 week program to get certified and this really helped out 🤗

I am so glad I watched your videos I just got hired my first hospital job prn you given great advice a d you inspire me

I am starting training in February so I’m not sure what to expect but I am happy that I came across this channel ❤

This is a great video! I got my state and national certification, not an NHA but a NHCO certification and got my license through my states department of health and just had in interview for my local hospital as a client service associate phlebotomist position. Went really well and got a second interview for next week. I’ll be a phlebotomist but also the go-to person for the lab so answering questions for physicians and nurses when they call asking about labs and inputting stuff into the computer….im hella nervous but they also want to give me a 2 month training so they aren’t setting me up for failure which is so good. Thanks for letting us all see a day for you working in the hospital.

Thank you for this information I start my program Oct 9 and I’m so nervous… but you gave so much information…Thank you again!!

Thank you for making this video. I'm motivated to start class on Saturday!

I have 5 more weeks to completion of my phlebotomist program. We take our nationals December 5th, 23. It’s 11 in our class and we’re all pumped! We’re doing draws on each other…antecubital and hands. After I get one year of experience, I’m going to become a travel phlebotomist. I wouldn’t mind doing mobile as well. Both make good money. Anywho, thx for sharing!

Thank you much for this video! I’m about to take my NHA exam in 6 more days I’m a little nervous but your video motivated me thank you 🫶🏾

I found your video very helpful,I am also from Atlanta. I start my phlebotomy technician class next week. I’m a little nervous but excited.

Girl, I start my phlebotomy program this Thursday and everyone and their mom was telling me to start full time and I had a feeling it would be too overwhelming, but thank you for making me feel heard with the pep talk because lord I cannot do full time right off the bat or I will buuuurn out and was just overall stressed about the whole thing❤️😭

I’ve been doing this for 17 years and I’ve moved to specimen processing just over dealing with the patients nursing and the wear and tear on my body

Thank you so much for this video… It was so informative and I totally agree with everything you said. I truly appreciate you taking the time to do this video. #learningadvise #phlebotomistrock ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I am a new Phlebotomist who just recently received my Certification. This video was a huge help. I will say that i really don't like working at a plasma center.

Thank you for the advice. It’s very helpful. I enjoyed this video, you actually went into detail about the job and it’s very appreciative. The only thing I didn’t like was the music was too loud in some parts especially when you were talking low and whispering. But you did a great job in the video.

I’m staring the program in January, you made me feel so much better with these words or encouragement ❤

I needed to hear every word you just said. Keep it up don’t quit! I have 2 weeks left and I’ll be graduating phlebotomy school 🎉 looking forward to working in a hospital. Do you have interview tips?

I just got my phlebotomy certification and got a job with a hospital out here in Texas and I'm excited but definitely terrified as I've had no experience outside school

Thanks sis for the tips. I am currently in school with two weeks left will be getting my nationals God willing😊

I just got a job as a phlebotomist at northeast ga hospital and I'm young fresh out of school, very nervous and your video literally felt like a big sister telling Mme everything will be fine but I hope to get into Northside in the future since its closer to me then northeast.

All I wanna say is I love you for this and u just made me feel confident, thank you!

I agree with everything but butterflies making you strong. Straight needles make you strong. If you ever work for a facility like Labcorp butterflies will be limited. Mastering the straight needles 21/23 gauge will take you a long way plus it will be a faster draw.

Omggg the tips are on point. Thanks for the boost. I start clinicals soon and I’m nervous

Thank you for this video. I like the real and raw truth. I start class tomorrow and I'm super super nervous. After watching this I'm going in confident. You've definitely earned a new follower.

I love this video! Thank you for the advice. I start my first Phleb job at the end of May. So scared to jump right into a hospital setting!

hey girl i just found your channel i’ll be starting my phlebotomy training program soon and i’m excited !!

I am a former MA, I kinda like phlebotomy too, nice video well done.

You made me feel so much better. I want to take EKG technician but there’s no program around me. So I might have to go back and maybe just take the phlebotomy course.

Thank you so much for sharing this ! I take my NHA in a couple months and this really motivated me 🫶🏽💕💕💕

Great Video keep the content up.

I definitely needed that speech 🙏❤️

We need more videos you do a really great job I have my NHA I’ve had it for years now and you are right take your time it’s really self taught

Thanks for the tips... I am a new phlebotomist, and I am still getting hard sticks. But your video helps

She has that advanced Phlebotomy cart, at the hospitals I worked at we had the old school phlebotomy carts & the service carts, LOL. The one she is using looks like a mobile computer cart, the ones I typically see the nurses use on the floors.

Good vídeo you gave so much information I’m in NC about to finish DA and idk don’t think is for me .

I really appreciate your kind advice. I am working at a plasma center and I am trying to get into a hospital but they seem to be on the fence about hiring people from a plasma center. I had a great interview once and they introduced me to everyone including the manager and the break room and then ghosted me even though I had 4 years experience at a plasma center. They just GHOSTED me😢

Thank you for sharing! It’s nice to receive this knowledge!

Thank you for this video, I am thinking of taking classes

Keep posting phlebotomy videos. I'm a NHA certified phlebotomist Ekg tech and soon MA. But no medical work background as of yet. Your video was very helpful. Keep posting.

Thanks for the tips! You are amazing 👏 can't wait to be working in the field CMA and getting my certificate in phlebotomy

Just got my phlebotomy, i appreciate your honesty and advise, taking notes for sure tyty

I'm a medical assistant and work for a clinic but I'm trying to get hired in the hospital thanks for your information it was really nice I love your video

I’ll be there at the end of next month as a travel Mammographer. I’m so excited!

Well hopefully with 8 years of experience in blood draws only I receive $18 or better because I started out learning phlebotomy as a Patient Care Technician, later on I became a Medical Assistant and learned phlebotomy again but now I just want to become a phlebotomist/med lab tech and I need an actual phlebotomy technician certification for these jobs to see cause I want to be a traveling phlebotomist...I found a 3 month course with a special for $500 originally $800 before the year end...classes start January and I can't wait 💕...enjoyed your vids

I am not in the healthcare field at all but for some reason I just knew this was gonna be a good video, and I watched it until the end 😂😂😂 keep up the good work

Thank you for being honest 💕

Great video! Thank you for this information! 🙂

I just had this idea to look up phleb videos. In my first term of phlebotomy right now and now it’s feeling a lot more real like I could be doing this as a job soon.

Just listening to you has given me confidence and I’m excited to get my next stick.. Thank You ❤

Amazing video! This information is so real and comforting. Thank you for sharing! Subscribed ❤

Your pep talk was great! I’m currently a PCT in a hospital and I want to work in the lab. I’m just not sure where to start though. My city offers so many options for programs but I can’t tell whether they’re legit or not, so far I’ve been doing research on each program.

Loveeee the video! 💗 I’ll be starting my journey on the 20th until sept 1st. never thought I would be interested in phlebotomy. My career path has always been about dental (the college courses 🙄 couldn’t deal) but I’ve been curious & I also love getting my blood drawn 🤣 anyways girl PLEASE drop more vids ! But question tho, what do you do on your down time when they don’t need you for a patient? And how would you know when they need you, is there a buzzer or something you carry on you?

Im in maryland and its my second week of my course its only 5 weeks but im so nervous. i already started looking into jobs and their is a hospital near me i was looking into them. But ill definity apply to the plasma center and work their first!

Starting a Phlebotomy class soon and this was a VERY helpful video. Thank you so much for the amazingggg tips and advice!

I loved this video. Thank you so much for your insight. So inspiring.❤

Loved your video. It was very positive. I really enjoyed it!!

Thank you! I accept all the advice I can get your awesome.

Omg this was so helpful !

I start my job as a phlebotomist at Riverside Community Hospital here in California in a couple days and i have no idea what to expect, im so nervous and this video helps a lot thank you!!!

New subscriber! I love your vlogs and how positive you are I start class November 5 I’m super excited.. thanks for all your advice ❤

as a guy who is gonna be trying this kind of work this semester im trying to learn as much as I can to do well and pass the test whenever I do take it. Also given that I've been in and out of the hospital most of my life this line of work kinda just makes sense even if its something to fall back on in case what I genuinely would like to do doesn't work out for whatever reason

I really needed to hear this video girl I start my first phlebotomy job in January and I am nervous but I got this

I start my CCMA/blended with phlebotomy and EKG class in January I can’t wait! Love your video! New subby here!

New scurbier thanks for sharing im currently in phlebotomy class now