"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."
I was asked the same questions you would normally get at any interview. She went through each of my jobs and asked what my duties were and why I left. Then she asked about my availability and if I was willing to start at a lower pay doing the front desk check ins.
They asked about my laboratory experience
How often are you late?
Do I want to further my career
Can you tell me a little bit about yourself?
What would make me the best candidate for the position?
What made me interested in working in the medical field?
What kind of personality fits this job?
How long have you been working as phlebotomy?
Why do you want to be part of our family?
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