Phlebotomy Career Training offers practicing professionals the chance to earn 16.5 CEUs through the National Telemetry Association If you are a medical health care professional, then you are required to continue your education after getting into your new career. While that’s something you were probably aware of already, you’re probably underestimating the difficulty of balancing… Read more »
Have you wondered how medical personnel are being used during the world outbreak? First of all you may want to hold on to your seat, because what you are about to read is truly inspiring. This is a time when it’s a, “all hands on deck” scenario. Meaning, that everyone with medical experience is needed… Read more »
We all know that phlebotomists work all sorts of hours. They have to, because hospitals never close. Traditionally the phlebotomist works in laboratories, clinics and hospitals. But what if you could work where ever and whenever you choose? Think about it. Driving on the open road or flying on a plane to California, Hawaii or… Read more »
As a phlebotomy technician you begin looking for phlebotomy jobs you need to be prepared. You may not be ready for the questions they are going to ask. We took a poll from hospital human resource staff and came up with a list of frequently asked questions. Here they are. #1 Why do you want… 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 »