by Last updated The career of a phlebotomist in the state of Louisiana is one of the most prospect careers in this part of the USA. Current trends in Louisiana and other states, lead to the growing demand for phlebotomists in all healthcare facilities, including hospitals, laboratories, and private offices. The role of…
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by Last updated There are several steps you need to complete to start working as a phlebotomist in Kentucky. A career in the phlebotomy field is an excellent entry point for many medical workers. Therefore, keep reading to find out more about how to become a phlebotomist in Kentucky. Training Because phlebotomists work…
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by Last updated If you are reading this article, then you are probably interested in becoming a phlebotomist in Iowa! Congratulations, it is an excellent choice for starting a career in the medical field. To become a phlebotomist, you need to complete certain training courses and get familiar with drawing blood procedures, techniques,…
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by Last updated Becoming a phlebotomist in Indiana requires completing training and developing needed skills for drawing blood specimens from the patients. The career outlook for phlebotomists is highly positive, as there is a growing need for these medical workers. The healthcare facilities in Indiana that employ phlebotomists prefer those with a diploma…
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by Last updated If you want to become a phlebotomist in West Virginia, there are a few things to know about the process, including training and state regulations. There are plenty of colleges and vocational schools that offer phlebotomist training in this state. Becoming a phlebotomist is an excellent entry point for all…
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by Last updated Phlebotomists play an important role in all medical systems. Their role is to draw blood samples from patients as part of some diagnostic tests. Aspiring phlebotomists in Wyoming have several pathways as part of their career. They can complete a diploma program, certification, or degree programs, or medical assisting program….
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by Last updated Choosing a career as a phlebotomist is a great idea because the employment options are growing very fast in Wisconsin. There are several ways to start your career. You can start by completing a phlebotomy training that lasts from four to six weeks. Also, you can earn an associate of…
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by Last updated The job of a phlebotomist is performing a procedure called blood draw or venipuncture. The purpose of the procedure is to inspect specific patients’ conditions or blood donations. If you live in Mississippi and you want to pursue a career as a phlebotomist, several training options will prepare you for…
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by Last updated There is a growing demand for skilled phlebotomists all over the country, including Washington State. Phlebotomist’s job includes patient education, blood samples collection, storage, analysis, lab processing, etc. Although phlebotomist education isn’t as long as the education of other medical workers, it demands commitment and time. In Washington State, there…
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by Last updated The field of phlebotomy is one of the fastest-growing career fields in the USA. Earning a certification in phlebotomy is much shorter than in other medical fields, but still, takes time and a great deal of commitment. If you live in South Dakota and you want to pursue a career…
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by Last updated The Arkansas State Board of Nursing issues credentials to the nurse practitioners. One of the primary requirements for the advanced practice registered nurses (APRN) in Arkansas includes holding an RN license. The licenses must be issued in Arkansas or other states, part of the Nurse Licensure Compact. In Arkansas, APRNs…
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by Last updated The Arizona Board of Nursing (AZBN) has jurisdiction over Arizona’s advanced practice nurses. The AZBN recognize all four nationally approved advanced practice registered nurses role: Registered Nurse Practitioner (RNP) Certified Nurse Midwife Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists in Arizona, as…
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by Last updated The Oregon State Board of Nursing (OSBN) certifies advanced practice nurses in four nationally recognized roles. However, in Oregon, nurse midwives are licensed as nurse practitioners. Nurse anesthetists and clinical nurse specialists have a separate certifying process. In Oregon, as well in other US states, nurse practitioners are the most…
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by Last updated In Oklahoma, nurse practitioners and other advanced nursing roles are licensed as Advanced practice registered nurses – APRNs. A few years ago, there have been significant changes in the Oklahoma Nurse Practice Act. Therefore, the requirements increased for aspiring APRNs in Oklahoma since 2016, and it affects the endorsement applicant…
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by Last updated In Ohio, the Board of Nursing license advanced practice registered nurse – APRNs. There are four recognized roles in Ohio: Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP) Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) APRNs in Ohio earn their advanced nursing credential due to graduate education and national…
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by Last updated In Alaska, advanced practice nurses hold dual credentials – RN and advanced practice approval. The Alaska Board of Nursing recognized two categories of advanced practice nurses: Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) Certified Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) However, the ANP title may be used for other roles with advanced education such as nurse-midwife….
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by Last updated In Alabama state, the Board of Nursing holds the jurisdiction over advanced practice nurses (APNs). Similar to other US states, the state regulations note that every APN needs to hold RN licenses, in addition to advanced practice approval. The state of Alabama is not a party to the Nurse Licence…
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by Last updated In New Mexico, the State Board of Nursing holds the jurisdiction over advanced practice nurses. According to the Board of Nursing, term APRN (Advanced practice registered nurses) includes nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, and clinical nurse specialists. In New Mexico, the Department of Health is in charge of the licensing process…
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by Last updated In the state of New York, nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists are certified by the Board of Nursing. Both advanced practice roles hold RN license and advanced nursing certification. New York State isn’t part of the Nurse License Compact, so both credentials – RN and NP, CNS are state-specific….
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by Last updated Advanced practice nurses in North Carolina are licensed as registered nurses (RNs) and registered as Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). North Carolina is a party to the Nurse Compact Agreement, so the RN license may be issued in North Carolina or in another state that participates in the agreement. However,…
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