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I am currently enrolling in a phlebotomy course to become a registered phelbotomist. The course is only 2 semesters long and won't affect my normal course work for my biology degree. With the phlebotomy license I am hoping to be able to work in hospitals, clinics and volunteer with blood drives. Doing so I am hoping to build connections, and experience. But I just read an article that stated medical schools might be hesitant to accept me due to the shortage of nurses, I know I'm not going to be a nurse but do they view phlebotomist's the same way as nurses?
So if anyone has any advice, it would be much appreciated!
So if anyone has any advice, it would be much appreciated!