A Day in the Life of a Skilled Phlebotomist 📚🩸
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Idk if phlebotomy is the main point of your page but IVE been searching desperately for up to date experience,tips,demo's and just general advice about the industry. Please if you dont mind another video on your perspective and experience. Any challenges, likes, dislikes, career advancement opportunities, any other training or certifications that may help, best practices. Literally anything about the field. Im new to this and greatly appreciate this video.
Hello, thanks for watching!!! tips I would recommend is follow all protocols make sure your using AIDET. And most importantly make sure your patient demographics match wristband & correct order of draw. Pros easy draws, warm staff members, 0 contact rooms. Cons dealing with behavioral problems within the patient, hard draws, rude staff members, & lots of walking depending on how big the facility you work at. Getting pulled from one department to another department. Challenges would be don’t assume everyday will be the same. Dealing with hard draws, encountering patients who are on a herparin drip so they bleed excessively. However, my overall perspective is keeping a positive attitude, have confidence while interacting with patients, nurse(s)or other staff members completing draws in the correct order.
@@taquelia_not_tequlia omg😍😍 thank you, you are too kind!!!
you can learn on the job. it takes practice but it's not bad
Love the healing garden!! 💕
This was a great video thank you
Thank You 😊
Great video!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for viewing my content ❗️😊
Love your videos , content is great!!
Thank you 😊
Yes finally! I love it do more in thinking about becoming a phlebotomist
Thank you for your feedback❗️Go for it 🙌🏾
Your hospital is nice!!!!!
Thank you 😊
I love this video. Thanks for sharing. Do phlebotomist share labs with medical lab technicians.
Thank you for watching 😊 no, we don’t share the lab. However, all specimens are sent to the lab if that makes sense
@@taquelia_not_tequlia Yes love it makes sense . I’ve been had my phlebotomy training certificate for a couple of months now . It’s time to take the Nha test . What’s it like working with Medical Lab Techs ?☺️
Tbh your not working in the lab with MLT’s (medical laboratory technicians). You would be on the floor as a phlebotomist. MLT’s have their own department. And the test was lengthy but general basic questions that where asked while in school. Once you grow as a phlebotomist those questions that once seemed hard will become second nature. Hope this helps!!!😊
@@taquelia_not_tequlia Yes this is very helpful. Thank you so much . I got my order of draw down pack . I know a lot of stuff about phlebotomy. It’s really common sense and easy . I’m going to just look over stuff before I apply for the test .❤️
Thank you for yr video, can you ask yr lab where they got their lab coats from?
Hello, I was told from a vendor but the lab tech wasn’t so sure the name of the vendor
Could you do tips for passing the certification nha exam and more videos about a day in the phlebotomy job! Thank you loved this video
Thank you, No problem I’ll make one in the near future!
I just took my nha and I used quizlet which was a very big help
@@Aumunique_92 ok and do you have an specific quizlet you can help me with or the name of it! I would appreciate it very much!
@@kimAman05 Yeah sure no problem the 1st sets name is "CPT Test" created by Tee021 the 2nd sets name is "Phlebotomy Test" by p_nababy both of them helped me big time especially the practice tests good luck 👍🏽
And do you recommend working at a hospital first as a new phlebotomist or somewhere else where the pace is slower! bc I'm going to be a new phlebotomist (almost done with school!) I would love to gain experience but im not sure where should I start?
In my humble opinion I would recommend working in a hospital as a new Phleb tech. That’s where you will gain more experience. I’m feel like working in a clinic is more of a slower pace. I feel like every person that works in a clinic are more experienced and out grown the inpatient Hospital setting (walking, hard sticks) your working fast past all the time. Working in a Hospital you go to the patients. Outpatient the patients come to you and they’re not as sickly as inpatients. But don’t let the pace, patients behavior, walking etc discourage you.. I say go for it !!!
Thank you so much! I will take your advice! Could you do videos on how to draw difficult veins and how do you know you are in the right place! Blessings always!
No problem, likewise yes I will in the near future!!!🙂
Thanks for this video. My course ends in 2 weeks and my amt exam is after. I'm so nervous 😭😭😭
Thank you 😊, Congratulations 🎉🎊 here are some words for encouragement relax, study hard, take your time, & some of those questions are common sense good luck 🤞🏾
@@taquelia_not_tequlia thank you so much. I passed my exam for my course and now I'll be studying for the AMT exam.
Congratulations keep going🥳🤩
Love this video! Im a newly certified phleb…what types of jobs did you start at straight out of school? I have no phleb work experience & most hospitals where I’m located won’t hire you unless you have 6months experience. Looking forward to your response Ty☺️
Thanks for watching! So for my clinical I worked in outpatient. I got hired on as inpatient at the same hospital. Although, I didn’t get hired on right away I was very frustrated. It took about 3 months later for me to finally get the job & you are right most jobs don’t hire non experienced lab techs. While waiting on the hospital to call back I would fill out applications for other hospitals & clinics and didn’t get a response & overlooked due to no experience so I know the feeling. What I would suggest would be contacting your school they are some what responsible for helping you seek employment. Good luck I hope this is informative!!!😉
I can’t find a job to save my life
Hello, did you go through a 3week training program or school ?? Reason why I ask is because your program is some what responsible for your job placement 😊
@@taquelia_not_tequlia no it was only a 1 week program n she don’t do job placement but she does post jobs
@user-zn5oo1tx6p wow that’s so unfortunate😔 in my state whatever program you graduate from your guaranteed with a job placement. I would recommend watching more phlebotomy videos, memorize basics skills the difference in tubes, practice identifying veins on family and friends. To help you strengthen your skills Call local clinics, hospital and try reaching out to those jobs your trainer is posting. Ask her can you use her as a reference etc eventually something will pay off I hope this helps ‼️💖😊
@@taquelia_not_tequlia because the program was so fast there wasn’t no ask internship or anything