Getting your foot in the door of your dream job can be a challenge. These tips and advice will help you with your application process and interview, as well as who you should be networking with to break into the field. This expert advice also delves into what a typical day in the life of this profession is like.

How to get a Job as a Phlebotomist

After you’ve completed your certification, begin applying for jobs with hospitals, diagnostic laboratories and blood donor centers. Those are the places the BLS predicts will have the most job openings. Employers are looking for trained phlebotomists with good hand-eye coordination (you’re pricking skin, after all) and a good bedside manner. In your interview, emphasize your attention to detail, since phlebotomists spend a great deal of time marking blood vials and tracking them, not to mention dealing with copious amounts of data entry.

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