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Phlebotomists’ primary responsibility is to collect blood samples from patients for testing, transfusions, donations, and research.

Phlebotomists are trained in skin puncture and venipuncture to obtain blood samples. Blood can be drawn for testing in a clinical laboratory or a blood bank. After collecting blood samples, phlebotomists prepare blood, and other body fluid specimens, for on-site testing or shipment to another laboratory for testing. To register patients and search for provider orders and laboratory test results on computer information systems, it is necessary to know medical terminology and have data entry skills. Hospitals, doctor’s offices, blood donation centers, clinics, and nursing homes employ phlebotomists.

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