Do you like working with people? Are you ok with being around blood samples or specimens?
Then becoming a phlebotomist might be the right career for you!
What Would I Do?
You take vital signs and interview patients before taking blood samples.

You draw and test blood samples to screen donors at blood banks.

How Do I Become A Phlebotomist?
Get a high school diploma.

Attend a local technical or community college to get certification by a nationally recognized body like the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).
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Where Would I Work?

You'd work in a clinical laboratory, a hospital, or a donor clinic taking blood samples.

Or maybe a doctor's office or nursing home working with patients daily.
Median Canada Salary $37,440
Median US Salary $34,149
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