8 Core Values a Phlebotomist must have to work in the field. Check your emotional baggage at the time clock, admit if you made a mistake, believe in the sanctity of human life, protect patient privacy, respect everyone as an individual. These are just a few core values that every phlebotomist must possess to excel in their field. Being… Read more »
How important is Medical Experience for Pre-Med students? Medical education is education related to the practice of being a medical practitioner; either the initial training to become a physician, or additional training thereafter. Medical education is also the subject-didactic academic field of educating medical doctors at all levels, including entry-level, post-graduate, and continuing medical education…. Read more »
Paget’s Disease, how frequently do Advance Practice Nurses see this disorder? Advanced Article Tuesday (236 Views 0 Replies 952 Words) by nlkimmel nlkimmel, MSN, PhD, RN (New Member) New Member Nurse nlkimmel is a MSN, PhD, RN and specializes in MSN-FNP-BC. How to diagnose Paget’s Disease in females? There is evidence to suggest that the… Read more »
There’s a famous saying: “If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail.” It’s a pretty blunt assessment of the consequences of inaction. Becoming a certified phlebotomy technician can be a challenging path, the end of which some people fail to reach. The right school and a few key techniques, however, can help immensely. All… Read more »
Looking for an inside take on how to draw blood like a pro? If you’re beginning your journey to becoming a phlebotomist — or considering embarking on one — this overview of drawing blood like a pro will help prep you for peak performance. Prep Your Supplies One of the most important points to keep… Read more »