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Phlebotomist Jobs Near Me
Jobs near me Phlebotomist
Searching for phlebotomy jobs close to you? Use your location to see openings by distance, shift type, and pay so you can find the best fit nearby.
Phlebotomist Pay in United States
OEWS 31-9097$20.99
Median Hourly Wage
$43,660
Median Annual Wage
139,700
Phlebotomist Jobs (est.)
Median wages are for the occupation group that includes phlebotomists (SOC 31-9097), May 2024. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Actual pay varies by employer, shift, and experience.
Live Phlebotomist Job Openings
Updated 2026-08-10
How to Search Openings Near You
To find phlebotomist jobs, check hospital and lab career pages, use location-based job search, and filter by shift and pay. Applying with a current certification, a clean background, and a resume that highlights your draw count and patient experience makes your application stand out.
What to Expect: Pay and Shifts
Phlebotomists in United States earn a median wage of about $21 per hour and $43,660 per year, based on May 2024 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Pay moves up with experience, shift differentials, and setting: hospital, laboratory, and travel roles usually pay more than entry-level or outpatient positions. Most phlebotomists work full time, and hospital and lab roles often include nights, weekends, and holidays.
Full-Time vs Part-Time Near Me
Phlebotomy shifts cover daytime, evening, overnight, weekend, and per diem schedules. Hospitals staff around the clock, while outpatient labs and clinics mostly run daytime hours, and part-time and PRN roles are common.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search for phlebotomist jobs near me?
Use a location-based search with your city or ZIP code, then filter by distance, shift type, and pay. Hospital, clinic, and lab openings are usually the most common nearby.
What shifts are common for phlebotomists near me?
Phlebotomy roles include daytime, evening, overnight, weekend, and per diem shifts. Hospitals staff around the clock, while outpatient labs mostly run daytime hours.
Do nearby employers require experience?
Many lab and clinic employers hire entry-level phlebotomists who have completed a program and hold certification, then provide on-the-job training. Others prefer six months to a year of experience.
How far should I expand my search?
Expanding by 15 to 25 miles typically captures most metro-area openings. Larger metro regions often have dozens of live postings within a short commute.