Phlebotomist Interview Questions in United States
"When interviewing for a position as a phlebotomist, expect to answer questions about your experience drawing blood, knowledge of medical equipment, and methods of calming down nervous or anxious patients. To put your skills to to the test, your interviewer may even ask you to draw blood on the spot. Before applying, make sure you've earned your phlebotomy certification from an accredited agency."
They asked me to describe a characteristic about yourself
Describe a time you helped someone with a difficult situation by being compassionate. Describe a time you provided support or a service to someone and exceeded their expectations. Describe a time you had to make an important decision but only had limited or conflicting information. When did I deal with a high stress situation and what did I do and what was the outcome.
How would you handle an upset customer?
Why do you choose Biomat to work?
What is your availability? Have you worked in a hospital before? Do you have experience doing morning rounds?
They was really basic involved questions about experience with plasma and how the process works
Tell me about your experiences as a traveling contractor and how that helped you gain new skills for your career field.
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Shared where I have traveled, the different hospitals I had contracts with and the valuable skills I learned from each hospital. Shared how each area of the United States I was assigned to I gained new and beneficial skills and how surprised I was at how different the United States was in the different regions via cultures, diversity and equity. Less
What is the order of draw? What would you use for a CBC, PTT, etc.? What would you do in certain situations?
