Q: Do phlebotomists get benefits?

Yes, phlebotomists get benefits. As a healthcare-related job, phlebotomists are often eligible for benefits such as health insurance, dental and vision coverage, retirement plans, and paid time off. However, the specific benefits offered may vary depending on the employer and the phlebotomist's status as full-time or part-time.

Q: Do phlebotomists get paid well?

No, phlebotomists do not get paid well. A full-time phlebotomist earns around $31,425 a year. This salary can range from as low as $27,000 to $58,000 a year. Factors such as the number of years of experience impact earning potential for a phlebotomist. For example, a phlebotomist just starting earns around $31,424, but after ten years of experience average around $36,200 a year.

Q: How much does a phlebotomist get paid an hour?

A phlebotomist gets paid $17 an hour. However, this can range from as low as $11 an hour to as high as $22 an hour. Factors such as years of experience, location, and company type impact a phlebotomist's earning potential.

Question 1

How much does a phlebotomist make?

Accepted Answer

The average phlebotomist salary in the United States is $33,713. Phlebotomist salaries typically range between $26,000 and $42,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for phlebotomists is $16.21 per hour.

Phlebotomist salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Phlebotomists earn the highest average salary in California.

Question 2

What state pays Phlebotomists the most?

Accepted Answer

California pays Phlebotomists the most in the United States, with an average salary of $41,517 per year, or $19.96 per hour.

Question 3

How do I know if I'm being paid fairly as a phlebotomist?

Accepted Answer

You know if you are being paid fairly as a phlebotomist if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in New Jersey you should be paid close to $41,106 per year.

Question 4

What is a good starting salary for a Phlebotomist?

Accepted Answer

A good starting salary for a phlebotomist is $28,000 in the United States. That puts you in the 10th percentile of annual income for a phlebotomist in the U.S., which is about what you would expect if you were new to the field. The average salary for phlebotomists is $34,531, but that normally requires some level of experience to achieve. Furthermore, a good starting salary for a phlebotomist can vary by state.

Question 5

Do phlebotomists get benefits?

Accepted Answer

Yes, phlebotomists get benefits.As a healthcare-related job, phlebotomists are often eligible for benefits such as health insurance, dental and vision coverage, retirement plans, and paid time off. However, the specific benefits offered may vary depending on the employer and the phlebotomist's status as full-time or part-time.

Question 6

Do phlebotomists get paid well?

Accepted Answer

No, phlebotomists do not get paid well. A full-time phlebotomist earns around $31,425 a year. This salary can range from as low as $27,000 to $58,000 a year.

Factors such as the number of years of experience impact earning potential for a phlebotomist. For example, a phlebotomist just starting earns around $31,424, but after ten years of experience average around $36,200 a year.

Question 7

How much does a phlebotomist get paid an hour?

Accepted Answer

A phlebotomist gets paid $17 an hour. However, this can range from as low as $11 an hour to as high as $22 an hour. Factors such as years of experience, location, and company type impact a phlebotomist's earning potential.

Question 8

How much does a phlebotomist make starting out?

Accepted Answer

A starting phlebotomist makes between $10.46 and $12.27 hourly, or $21,760 and $25,510 annually. However, this can range from $21,000 a year to $51,000 a year. Factors such as training credentials, location, and type of phlebotomist all impact how much you can earn in an entry-level position.

Question 9

What is the highest-paid phlebotomist?

Accepted Answer

The highest-paid phlebotomists are those specializing in cardio phlebotomy. Cardio-phlebotomists can earn as much as $105,000 per year.

The role of a cardio-phlebotomy technician combines the skills of an electrocardiograph (EKG or ECG) technician and a phlebotomist technician, so the job is varied. You may be required to do both jobs, depending on who's struggling with one or the other.

Experience level	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
Entry-level phlebotomist	$31,800	$15.29
Mid-level phlebotomist	$35,700	$17.17
Senior-level phlebotomist	$45,800	$22.01

Rank	State	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	New Hampshire	$40,040	$19.25
2	Massachusetts	$41,084	$19.75
3	Connecticut	$39,809	$19.14
4	Washington	$39,644	$19.06
5	Minnesota	$37,518	$18.04
6	New Jersey	$41,106	$19.76
7	Rhode Island	$37,935	$18.24
8	West Virginia	$35,543	$17.09
9	Pennsylvania	$36,620	$17.61
10	Vermont	$40,915	$19.67
11	Wisconsin	$34,959	$16.81
12	New York	$40,289	$19.37
13	Michigan	$33,804	$16.25
14	Maine	$34,057	$16.37
15	Oregon	$37,460	$18.01
16	California	$41,517	$19.96
17	Indiana	$31,757	$15.27
18	Ohio	$32,903	$15.82
19	Maryland	$37,019	$17.80
20	Arizona	$31,770	$15.27
21	Colorado	$33,292	$16.01
22	Illinois	$33,361	$16.04
23	North Dakota	$33,734	$16.22
24	Wyoming	$34,026	$16.36
25	Hawaii	$36,948	$17.76
26	Idaho	$31,342	$15.07
27	Delaware	$33,357	$16.04
28	Tennessee	$30,012	$14.43
29	North Carolina	$30,359	$14.60
30	South Carolina	$31,063	$14.93
31	Nevada	$32,264	$15.51
32	Iowa	$30,029	$14.44
33	District of Columbia	$35,764	$17.19
34	Alaska	$32,265	$15.51
35	Nebraska	$30,444	$14.64
36	New Mexico	$30,512	$14.67
37	Alabama	$30,012	$14.43
38	Florida	$28,775	$13.83
39	Missouri	$28,992	$13.94
40	Georgia	$29,456	$14.16
41	Montana	$29,753	$14.30
42	Louisiana	$28,376	$13.64
43	Kentucky	$27,143	$13.05
44	South Dakota	$29,364	$14.12
45	Kansas	$27,349	$13.15
46	Utah	$29,249	$14.06
47	Virginia	$30,390	$14.61
48	Texas	$28,088	$13.50
49	Arkansas	$26,085	$12.54
50	Oklahoma	$25,314	$12.17
51	Mississippi	$27,239	$13.10

Rank	City	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	San Francisco, CA	$42,456	$20.41
2	Clifton, NJ	$41,272	$19.84
3	Lexington, MA	$41,116	$19.77
4	Rochester, NY	$40,613	$19.53
5	Seattle, WA	$39,740	$19.11
6	Providence, RI	$37,990	$18.26
7	Saint Paul, MN	$37,513	$18.04
8	Portland, OR	$37,399	$17.98
9	Baltimore, MD	$37,197	$17.88
10	Philadelphia, PA	$36,627	$17.61
11	Madison, WI	$34,706	$16.69
12	Portland, ME	$34,147	$16.42
13	Toledo, OH	$33,808	$16.25
14	Chicago, IL	$33,593	$16.15
15	Denver, CO	$33,288	$16.00
16	Reno, NV	$33,080	$15.90
17	Fort Wayne, IN	$32,877	$15.81
18	Phoenix, AZ	$31,832	$15.30
19	Raleigh, NC	$30,655	$14.74
20	Omaha, NE	$30,571	$14.70

Percentile	Annual salary	Monthly salary	Hourly rate
90th Percentile	$42,000	$3,500	$20
75th Percentile	$37,000	$3,083	$18
Average	$33,713	$2,809	$16
25th Percentile	$29,000	$2,417	$14
10th Percentile	$26,000	$2,167	$13

Job title	Annual salary	Monthly salary	Hourly rate	Job openings
PRN	$39,642	$3,304	$19.06	72,309
Nurse Technician	$33,005	$2,750	$15.87	195,553
Medical Scribe	$30,045	$2,504	$14.44	80,035
Nurses' Aide	$30,496	$2,541	$14.66	157,723
Collections Technician	$32,521	$2,710	$15.63	29,390
Medical Transcriptionist	$38,725	$3,227	$18.62	78,292

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