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Phlebotomist Jobs Across the United States

Compare phlebotomist openings, pay, and requirements in every state and the cities that hire the most. Updated daily.

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BLS OEWS (SOC 31-9097), May 2024. Median wages for the occupation group that includes phlebotomists.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to become a phlebotomist?

Most phlebotomy training programs take four to eight months to complete, and many can be finished in a single semester. A typical program covers venipuncture, specimen handling, safety, and certification exam preparation.

Do phlebotomists need certification to get hired?

Many employers prefer or require a phlebotomy certification such as the CPT offered by the NHA or ASCP. Some states also require a license or registration before you can work as a phlebotomist.

What does a phlebotomist earn?

According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data for the occupation group that includes phlebotomists, the median hourly wage is about $20, with the middle half of earners between roughly $16 and $25 an hour depending on region and experience.

Is phlebotomy a good entry point into healthcare?

Yes. It requires less schooling than most clinical roles, provides direct patient contact, and can lead to roles such as medical assistant, lab technician, or nurse with additional training.

Live Phlebotomist Job Openings

Updated 2026-08-10
Phlebotomist

University of Rochester

Rochester, New York Metropolitan Area

PRN / Per Diem
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