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What is a Phlebotomy Technician? Phlebotomy technicians collect blood from patients and prepare the samples for testing. Most work in hospitals and clinics, but some collect blood for donation purposes. They collect other critical samples as well. Do you have questions about Phlebotomy? Let us know in the comments below! #PhlebotomyTechnicians #Questions #Career

Well done Maestro! Your passion coupled with your compassion is always a winning combination in my book

Saturday Statistics: 60% of a patient's chart is diagnostic information. There are CT technicians, Lab technicians, Ultrasound technicians to help collect that information, however, urine and stool samples fall back into the nurse's busy list of to-dos. What does that have to do with P-Stik? P-Stik enables vulnerable populations the tools to collect those diagnostics themselves- preserving dignity and decreasing nurse's workload!

Follow along with DEW as we dive into Explore SC@Work! We will feature an individual each week to learn more about their South Carolina job. Today, we get to know Joyce Holmes, an Emergency Medical Technician. You can read the highlights of her job in the image and visit dew.sc.gov/explore to learn more about being an Emergency Medical Technician and find out about other great jobs statewide. Make sure to visit the page and our social media as we feature new occupations weekly! #explorescwork #scdew #sclmi

Become a Sterile Processing Technician and master the skills needed to clean and sterilize surgical instruments and medical supplies. This course covers cleaning, disinfecting, and distributing equipment across healthcare facilities. Gain real-world experience through an externship. Enroll today! https://bit.ly/3YbuWlI #SterileProcessing #HealthcareTraining

The OR is a whirlwind. As an OR nurse, my day starts with a chart review, a chat with my surgical team and scrub tech, and gathering supplies. Then, I count surgical items and interview my patient before we roll into the OR. In the OR, the patient is put to sleep, positioned, prepped, and draped. I update the family, chart everything, administer meds, and run around like crazy. Near the end, I count items with the scrub tech to ensure nothing's left behind. After the procedure, the patient heads to PACU, and the room gets a top-to-bottom clean. This hectic job has made me a pro at organizing and prioritizing. I've learned to trust my team and keep things running smoothly—skills that will serve me well in the medical device industry. It’s a great job, a tough job, and a worth-it job. And no, I don’t actually get to rest!

Did you know that I almost quit Sterile Processing 8 years ago to become a paramedic? 😷 I've seen a lot of posts recently about the decision we may want to or have to make to leave the Sterile Processing industry. A change is professions is a BIG decision. But just because it's a tough one, doesn't mean it should or shouldn't happen. Here are some things we can ask ourselves and do to create clarity and courage in this radical decision. * What is elevating us to this decision point? A need for something new? Lack of opportunities? Fustration? Stagnation? * Are we changing jobs only to find ourselves in a similar situation after a length of time? * Make a list of external motivational factors (these can be positive and negative things). * Make a list of internal needs and fulfillment that we are, aren't, would like to get out a profession. * What needs to happen in order for us to consider staying or going? * How much of the items listed in our lists can we personally control? I have gone through a number of radical personal, mental, and health changes in my life and this decision was definitely one of them. I didn't have a mentor or any real professional colleagues at the time of this crossroad. I think this mini mentorship session will help! If you are experiencing this please know you can reach out to me in the comments below or messenger. 🤓 I'll be sad to see you go and would love to be a part of your professional development journey if you stay. Regardless, I am proud to call you my fellow Sterile Processing colleague!! 🤘 #sterileprocessing #hspa #cbspd #professionaljourney #quit

https://justpaste.it/f6gf6 Elevating Pharmacy Professionalism | The Importance of Pharmacy Technician Lab Coats In the eyes of patients, pharmacy technician lab coats represent a beacon of knowledge, reliability, and professionalism. The lab coat serves as a visual cue that the wearer is a trained and certified healthcare professional, capable of providing accurate medication dispensing, counseling, and assistance. This symbolic representation of expertise instills confidence in patients, assuring them that their health and well-being are in capable hands. #pharmacistlabcoat #pharmacytechnicianlabcoats

 PRP Technician Certification Program: Your Gateway to the World of PRP Treatment! Wondering why you need this? Well, think of PRP treatment as a natural, allergy-free magic trick for healing. It's become super popular in medicine because it helps the body heal itself. And guess what? As a phlebotomist (the person who draws blood), you're a big deal in making this magic happen! Here's why you might want to join the PRP Technician Certification gang: Everyone Loves PRP: From fixing sports injuries to making skin look younger, it's everywhere. And that means more people need skilled folks (like you) to handle the first steps. You're the Blood Expert: You already know your way around a needle. Grow Your Business: Getting certified in PRP isn't just about skills; it's also about growing your business. Offering PRP services means more services for your clients and more moolah for you. Win-win! Be the PRP Pro: Certification isn't just a fancy paper. It shows you know your stuff. When doctors and patients see that you're a PRP pro, they trust you more. It's like having a golden ticket in the world of blood magic. So, why the New PRP Technician Certification Program? Because it's your ticket to becoming a certified PRP superhero – making magic happen and growing your business. Join the PRP Technician crew now! 🚀 Contact us https://lnkd.in/gGVSQB6K. #PhlebotomyTraining #PRPTechnician #HealthcareEducation #MedicalTraining #CareerDevelopment #HealthcareProfession #CertificationProgram #MedicalIndustry #HealthcareSkills #MedicalCareer #ProfessionalTraining #HealthcareCertification #MedicalSkills #MedicalEducation #Phlebotomist #PRPTherapy #MedicalProfessionals #ClinicalTraining #PhlebotomySkills #MedicalTrainingProgram #HealthcareTraining