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Hi I am new to this site, I am going on a phlebotomy training course in a couple of week, and I really want to do this, any tips or any names of web sites I can go on before hand and study ready for the course, I would be so grateful, thank you so much.....Dawn x

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hi! Welcome to AN! The largest online nursing community!

Most of us are not trained phlebotomists however we do draw bloods....I have done a search for you it looks like this site might be helpful for you....from PLAB Phlebotomy Technician Program....Phlebotomy Technician Program Internet Resources

Whew! Based on the title of this thread, I feared some sort of commentary on treating gang members.

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