Phlebotomists

About the Role

Phlebotomists are trained medical professionals who specialize in drawing blood for tests, transfusions, donations, or research.

Perform venipunctures to draw blood from patients.
Prepare and label blood specimens for laboratory testing.
Ensure patient comfort and safety during blood collection procedures.
Maintain cleanliness and organization in the phlebotomy area.
Conduct quality control to ensure equipment and procedures meet health standards.
Record patient information and details of blood draws accurately.
Communicate with healthcare professionals about patient conditions and test results.

Martha W. H. Zamora – Pioneered innovative techniques and equipment in phlebotomy, improving patient care.
Katherine B. O’Connor – Authored several influential studies on phlebotomy practices and patient interactions.

The Complete Guide to Phlebotomy
A comprehensive resource covering techniques, safety, and patient care.
Phlebotomy Exam Review
Essential for those studying for phlebotomy certification exams.
Phlebotomy Podcast
Insights and discussions on best practices in blood collection.
American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS)
Professional organization providing resources, networking, and education for laboratory professionals.