A phlebotomist, also known as a phlebotomist, is responsible for collecting blood from the patient for donations, tests, and other sample work. Phlebotomy technicians puncture veins to collect blood from patients in all fields, from babies and children to adults and the elderly. Phlebotomy technicians are responsible for collecting, storing and testing blood samples. The duties of a phlebotomy technician include collecting blood samples, conducting interviews with patients, confirming important functions of patients, and transporting blood samples to laboratories for testing. When working with the medical team, the phlebotomy technician may be responsible for checking the patient's blood pressure and heart rate and updating the patient's records. To be successful as a phlebotomy technician, you need good communication and interpersonal skills, as well as the ability to reduce anxiety and anxiety in patients who are collecting blood. They need to be careful, detailed and well organized.

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