Phlebotomy Training Blog

17 Jul Why Do Mosquitoes Bite and Why Do the Bites Itch?

Posted at 08:00h in Health & Wellness

As summer arrives, we all look forward to enjoying the outdoors. But it also means dealing with mosquitoes. Have you ever wondered why they bite or why their bites itch so much? These tiny insects can turn a pleasant evening into a frustrating experience and...

10 Jul Where to Volunteer as a Phlebotomist

Posted at 08:00h in Careers, Philanthropy, Phlebotomy

Using your phlebotomy skills to volunteer is a great way to support your community. You can learn more and get better at your job. Whether you're new to the field or an experienced professional, volunteering offers a unique opportunity to make a difference in the...

03 Jul PRP Therapy and the Magic of Self-Healing

Posted at 08:00h in Health & Wellness

The Magic of Plasma Did you know there's magic in our blood? It's called plasma. Plasma is the yellow, watery part of our blood that has goodies called platelets. These platelets are the stars of a special healing method named Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy. This therapy...

26 Jun Is Phlebotomy Training Specialists Accredited?

Posted at 08:00h in Education, Phlebotomy

When you’re learning phlebotomy, picking a program that meets high standards is vital. In the US, there are systems called “accreditation” and “approval” to make sure educational programs are up to mark. The importance of phlebotomy accreditation impacts the quality of your training, the recognition...

19 Jun Why Phlebotomists Are the Heroes of Healthcare

Posted at 08:00h in Careers, Phlebotomy

Phlebotomists serve as the foundation for diagnostic processes in healthcare. Without the precise work of phlebotomists, doctors would lack the critical data needed to diagnose various conditions. Whether it's determining if someone is anemic, checking liver function, or identifying infections, the accuracy of blood tests...

12 Jun Celebrating World Blood Donor Day

Posted at 08:00h in News, Philanthropy

What is World Blood Donor Day? Every year, on June 14th, people around the world celebrate World Blood Donor Day. This day is to remember how important it is to give blood because it saves lives. The World Health Organization (WHO) started this day to tell...

05 Jun What to Expect From Your Phlebotomy Course

Posted at 08:00h in Education

Taking a phlebotomy course is a great way to learn how to collect blood. These programs are available at hospitals, community colleges, or postsecondary schools. They also offer extensive education on blood collection techniques and patient interaction. For those wondering, “What is a phlebotomy course?”...

29 May Is Phlebotomy Training Hard? Let’s Discuss

Posted at 08:00h in Education, Phlebotomy

Phlebotomy, the practice of drawing blood for medical purposes, is critical in healthcare. It’s the unsung hero behind the scenes in providing vital diagnostic information. But if you’re considering a career in phlebotomy, you might wonder: Is phlebotomy training hard? Let’s explore the challenges of...

22 May Why Traveling Taints Your Ability to Give Blood

Posted at 08:00h in Health & Wellness, Philanthropy

Traveling is one of life's greatest joys. Experiencing new cultures, tasting different foods, and marveling at the world's wonders can be exciting. But did you know that your recent overseas adventure might impact your ability to donate blood? Here's why traveling can temporarily halt your noble...

08 May Make Your Phleb Happy by Drinking Plenty of Water

Posted at 08:00h in Health & Wellness, Philanthropy

Getting blood drawn is a necessary procedure, whether for blood work or blood donation. While these phlebotomists focus on making the process comfortable for you, you can do a few things to make the experience easier for you both. Today, we will focus on one...