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Job Search Links: South Carolina & Georgia Finding phlebotomy job openings shouldn't mean scrolling for an hour. Attached is a resource with direct search links for phlebotomist jobs across South Carolina (Greenville, Simpsonville, Columbia, statewide) and Georgia (Atlanta metro, statewide), plus career pages for major employers hiring in these areas — Prisma Health, Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics, Emory Healthcare, Piedmont Healthcare, and more. These are live search links, not a fixed list. Click any link and it shows what's open right now. Bookmark this post and check back — no need to wait on a new post each time. How to use it: Click a city or statewide link to see current openings Check the employer list for companies that hire phlebotomists often New to job searching? Apply to a few different employer types (hospital systems, labs, mobile services) to widen your options Comment "READY" if you're actively job searching and want to be tagged when new resources like this go up. Don't see your city listed? Comment your location and I'll add it to the file. There is purpose in the blood.If you are looking for a job as a phlebotomist drop your City and State. I want to help you out.

Studying for the NHA CPT exam can feel overwhelming. Here's what actually works. How to Study Smart Study in short blocks. Twenty to thirty minutes of focused study beats three hours of distracted studying. Use the categories from your study checklist as your roadmap: Safety and Infection Control, Patient Prep and ID, Order of Draw, Specimen Handling, Documentation, Equipment and Supplies, and Communication and Professionalism. Order of Draw takes repetition. Say it out loud daily until it becomes automatic. Use flashcards for anything that's pure recall, like tube colors, additives, and needle gauges. Study the why behind each rule, not just the rule itself. The exam tests understanding, not memorization. Go through your checklist once a week. If you have not checked something off twice, spend more time there. Try explaining a concept out loud like you're teaching someone else. If you can teach it, you know it. What to Expect on Exam Day Know your ID requirements and arrival time ahead of time. The exam is multiple choice. Read each question carefully, not just quickly. Common trip-up areas include specimen rejection criteria, chain-of-custody basics, and scope-of-practice questions. Get sleep the night before. Eat something. Arrive early so you're not rushed. If you don't pass on the first try, that does not define you. You can retake it. Your Move Pull out your study checklist this week and check off what you've covered. Comment READY if you're locking in your study plan. There is purpose in the blood.

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Happy Monday, Purpose Lab Academy. This week's free download is the NHA CPT Study Checklist. Use it to track exactly what you have covered and what still needs work before exam day, so you are not guessing where to focus your study time. Comment DONE when you grab it, and tell me which section you are starting with this week. There is purpose in the blood.