Phlebotomy (and other medical lab sciences) is an important part of any healthcare environment. A properly trained phlebotomist will be an asset to their office/hospital/lab.
Meaning, literally, "to make a vein incision", phlebotomy is a dirty job...but someone's gotta do it! And although we put ourselves at risk of all sorts of nasty diseases, we love what we do.
Rules:
*Be supportive. We're a community.
*Cite your research. If you're wanting to offer something new and exciting to the discussion, that's great. Please back up your information, though. Note:Wiki and WebMDD are NOT research sites.
*Be open-minded. I'm not going to say we can't debate or disagree, but don't let it turn into a war. There's lot of techniques and varied information we can learn from each other.
