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At Futuro Health, our amazing team of hardworking, deeply motivated employees carry out our mission every day, bringing continued support to our Scholars. This month we’re proud to recognize ten of our fantastic colleagues for their work anniversaries.
Thank you for embodying our values and for all you contribute to our team, our Scholars, and the allied health workforce. Happy Work Anniversary to Ebonee, Edwin, Jeseka, Heather, Kelcie, Anastasia, Maya, Lucy, Matthew, and Sam!
Head to our website to learn more about the outstanding members of our team. https://ow.ly/blwQ50ZkSfB
With Futuro Health, tuition free scholarships can help you take the next step into an in demand allied health career and make a difference for patients and families.
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.
In California, this program is currently only available in San Diego and Oakland.
Learn more about the Phlebotomy Technician Program and apply today, as enrollment spots are limited: ow.ly/9VxS50Ybpxa
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