Day in the life of a Phlebotomist 

That is awesome. Congratulations. Welcome aboard. You’re going to do fantastic 🤩

That is great to hear dear. Wishing you all the best on your new journey. 🫶🏽

@@floflow09thank you 🫶🏽

Wow, thank you

Thank you so much for your feedback 😊 Welcome to the phlebotomy club. I love it here. I will definitely be making a video on the differences between the clinic and hospital so stay tuned.

That is great to hear. You will do awesome and I wish you the best on your journey. 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words. I wish you the best of luck. Don’t give up dear. You got this 🫶🏽💪🏽

Thank you so much. Wishing you luck on your new journey. Welcome aboard 🥰☺️🫶🏽

Hello and welcome to the Phlebotomy Crew. I’m so glad that my videos are helpful. Any questions you have, i am here to answer them. Thank you 😊

Thank you for watching

That is wonderful to hear. Happy graduation. Awesome 😊

That is so great to hear. Super excited for you.

How long was your class ? Just curious ​@@floflow09

It was from 8am-3pm

No I mean how many weeks ?@@floflow09

My apologies. I miss understood the question. Mine was considered a semester, so it was 4 weeks.

Thank you for replying. Don’t be nervous. It is a great career, and I believe in you. You will do great. 😊👍🏽

I would say do it. The training is not long. You get to know that you are a part of someone’s care. It gets your foot in the door in the medical field. You get to work with all types of medical professionals. You’re going to live what you do. You will do great. 😊

Hello. I've heard of both titles before. In certain states, they refer to both of them as separate job titles, and in certain states the title name means the same thing which is still a phlebotomist. In states that differentiate the two, the phlebotomist would be over the technicians. Kind of like a supervisor. The training is normally the same for both. Probably the phlebotomist would have more experience and licensure than the phlebotomy tech. Just depending on where you're working, then you can see what both titles are like. We honestly do the same things and procedures. Schooling should be the same in most cases depending on which certification you're going for. I hope that helps.

@@floflow09 Thank you very much, I am trying to go to school to become a phlebotomist and I'm from Texas so I have been so confused understanding the differences because I want to go for full phlebotomy and not just technician so this definitely gave me more understanding, again thank you!😊

Oh absolutely, there are many jobs in Texas that hires phlebotomists with no experience. You will do great.

It’s definitely a job title and phlebotomist are everywhere.

That is great to hear. Plasma/Donor centers are always hiring for entry level phlebotomists. That can be a start. There are some jobs that hire phlebotomists with no experience as well, including some hospitals. You can also get your foot in the door by applying for jobs like a patient care technician or something else and that can also help with getting a job because you'll already be working for that certain clinic or hospital and most jobs hire from within. Just keep applying and do not give up. There are many hospitals, laboratories and clinics needing a phlebotomist. YOU GOT THIS!! I BELIEVE IN YOU