My job in a minute: phlebotomist - Nebraska Medicine
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Nebraska Medicine veteran phlebotomist Nacho Trujillo explains what he does, why he loves it and why you might be a great fit at Nebraska Medicine!
Apply today at www.NebraskaMed.com/Careers.
nacho i want to protect him. he's also who i want to be when i grow up (i'm 18 and looking for a good father figure that nacho seems to fulfill) i was stuck on either going to be and EMT or a Phlebotomist though both curses sound like a must have, i have chosen the phlebotomy path for the moment because of my good man nacho!
You could get hired in at a hospital doing Phlebotomy that pays for a portion of your schooling. Then go for the EMT while you work as a Phlebotomist. :)
Nacho is a national treasure.
I love you Nacho! God sent you to my life ! Now I now I can do it . I love how you enjoy what you do !!! Great inspiration Nacho
Would love to see more videos of Nacho on a routine work day
yes we need more male phlebotomist
Exactly
How to apply..?
im 17 and a senior and was wondering if anyone had any career ideas. im interested in the medical field but dont want alot of schooling if possible i was interested in being a mortician for along time but found out im really bad at anatomy which could be an issue. (i took anatomy and physiology 1 and 2 aswell as medical terminology at my highschool these are all known to be difficult classes but none are AP i have adhd and a handfull of learning disabilities and dont preform well in high stress situations where i need to process information and instructions quickly (im trying to work on that tho) so i dont think being in a trauma unit or hospital/er would be a good fit i want something repetitive so i can master the task but also something that wont bore over time) my mom wants me to be a phlebotomist because i like blood im not opposed to the idea but im scared i wont be very good at finding veins because of my trouble with anatomy. im fine with needles as well so that wont be an issue and i have also donated to the red cross aswell as helped run a blood drive with my schools red cross club. so im definitely fine with blood bags and what not. i have also taken blood at my doctors once before so im slightly familiar with the process. i just want to know more options. and i know i have time and alot of people dont choose there major until there second year of college but it stresses me out to think i could go on the wrong path and end up racking up a bunch of debt just to be unhappy with my choices. as im writing this im realizing maybe i should have posted this to redit but oh well
Figure it out yet?
@@SpaceExplorer4430 nope but im going to apply to some colleges and research more:)
My advice would be to find an adult school nearest to you for you to call and ask if the school offers any training programs, specifically, the Phlebotomy Technician Program.
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Nacho a savage!
I hope our phlebotomist help keep Aids & Hiv rate under surveillance by law enforcement. Especially in Albany Ga and New Orleans Louisiana plus Miami Florida.
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