phlebotomy

[The Duke of Earl]

anyone know a school in the bay area thats less than 2100 dollars ? and its a real school not one of them weekend courses that aint nationaly certified

already tried teh google so fuck off

 

[The Duke of Earl]

looked all they had courses for is cna , lvn n a nursing progarm

 

[saladbowlking]

THE REAL QUESTION HERE IS, ARE YOU MAN ENOUGH TO BE A NURSE?????

 

[NiNe2FiVe]

Dont waste your time with a full course, get the shortest certification possible, it doesnt make a difference to your employer.

 

[D-Rose]

THE REAL QUESTION HERE IS, ARE YOU MAN ENOUGH TO BE A NURSE?????

I'm a living, breathing murse.

 

[MOREBASS]

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^ Its around $2,000. You can get a national certification, but I don't know why you would need one unless you were planning to work outside of California.

They have a good relationship with hospitals in the SF area, but right now is not a good time to be looking for a job as a student fresh out of school.

There's always work for a phlebotomist, but for the most part, they want to see a lot of experience.

 

[Dirt E. Needlez]

my boy Spider has a course in phlebotomy he runs in his garage, you will learn everything on needles, blood, and intravenous administration studies, onlt $500

 

[FreedomLost]

Wow, that cost A LOT more than it used to. I know people who used to get them for under 300 in the 90's.

 

[MOREBASS]

Honestly, I would just take the one semester course at a community college.

The cost is like 10% of what it is through the private schools, so if you don't find a job immediately, you're not hurting as much as you would if you had to pay 2 racks.

 

[The Duke of Earl]

THE REAL QUESTION HERE IS, ARE YOU MAN ENOUGH TO BE A NURSE?????

LMAO GOOD ONE. i just finished the EMT progarm just recently(still gotta take the national regestry) i wanna keep my options open and with the EMT cert you can work with as an ER Tech if you're a phlebotomist. nursing tho isnt out of the question in the future. fuck it they get paid loot and its somethin the intrests me

 

[The Duke of Earl]

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^ Its around $2,000. You can get a national certification, but I don't know why you would need one unless you were planning to work outside of California.

They have a good relationship with hospitals in the SF area, but right now is not a good time to be looking for a job as a student fresh out of school.

There's always work for a phlebotomist, but for the most part, they want to see a lot of experience.

might move to AZ or NV in the near future depends on if im needed out here

 

[MOREBASS]

LMAO GOOD ONE. i just finished the EMT progarm just recently(still gotta take the national regestry) i wanna keep my options open and with the EMT cert you can work with as an ER Tech if you're a phlebotomist. nursing tho isnt out of the question in the future. fuck it they get paid loot and its somethin the intrests me

I've never heard of an ER tech having to have a phlebotomy license.

 

[The Duke of Earl]

yeah they requirer it but some hospitals dont allow them to draw blood , stupid huh