Phlebotomist: Door to Higher Medicine - Uncovering the Naked Truth about Phlebotomy, Mastering the Science & Art of Blood Collection

by Michael S. Williams

Overview

A phlebotomist is as important as doctors and nurses. It's the type position in a medical setting that is given the responsibility to draw and collect blood from patients. Other services done by phlebotomist such as handling blood specimens in laboratory and giving guidance to older patients are also needed in big hospitals. As you read this book, you'll realize why more qualified phlebotomists are needed in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, blood banks and corporations for the foreseeable future.

Acclaimed blood industry author, Michael S. Williams will also teach you:
- The different reasons why you need to pursue a career in phlebotomy
- How you can study phlebotomy online
- How to excel in phlebotomy training
- The major procedures in collecting blood
- How to pass the licensing examination
- The duties of a certified phlebotomist
- Salary of phlebotomists

Reading this book is an investment in your future that will reward you for decades to come with a secure job in a growing industry.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014643498
Publisher:	BloodBanker.com
Publication date:	06/27/2012
Series:	BloodBanker.com Community Awareness Programs , #5
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

Michael S. Williams’ 5th book about the blood industry is devoted to those wanting to tap into this lucrative and growing market. Mr. Williams is dedicated to spreading blood donation awareness and has partnered with the popular avocation group BloodBanker, to help get the word out. Donating blood is his own little way of giving back to the world that has been so good to him. He wants his family, friends and relatives to realize that helping others is possible even without much money. Michael is also a big fan of Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, that's why when he's not busy working or volunteering, he's playing tennis with his younger brother or his best friend.

Editorial Reviews

Anything that you want to understand about the interesting world of phlebotomy in this book. Michael Williams is good at arranging those information in chronological order. HIs book contains seven chapters and I've enjoyed reading each. I am amazed with the useful facts and information. It is well-researched and well-written! The first three chapters detail the various tips and statistics on why you should take a phlebotomy course. Chapter 4 takes you to what a phlebotomy class looks like...

Brian Hagler