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IQVIA Biotech is now hiring for CRA 2 with a minimum of 1 year of on-site monitoring and will also consider CRA 1 candidates with a minimum of 6 months on-site monitoring experience. Must have experience monitoring in on…
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Phlebotomist jobs in Austin, TX
Phlebotomists draw blood for tests, transfusions, and donations, label and handle specimens correctly, and keep patients comfortable through a procedure many people dread.
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Your future role at a glance Location: Austin, TX Facility: Medical Park Tower Department/Specialty: Research Cardiology Schedule: Full time | Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Life at Ascension: Where purpose meets opp…
real impact on people’s health around the world. Together, we’re improving health and improving lives. LabCorp is seeking a Phlebotomist to join our team in Austin, TX (78705) Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:0…
$89k - $148k
About Neuralink: We are creating devices that enable a bi-directional interface with the brain. These devices allow us to restore movement to the paralyzed, restore sight to the blind, and revolutionize how humans intera…
Clinical Research Assistant I Position Summary Our goal is to advance retinal research, offer new treatment opportunities to our community, and provide the highest quality patient care. Austin Retina Associates is seekin…
$18 - $24 per hour
Clinical Research Assistant (Round Rock) Are you a skilled ophthalmic technician and passionate about the advancement of Ophthalmology? Want to positively impact patients' lives? Are you eager to expand your clinical ski…
Obsessed by Science. Entrepreneurial by Nature. United by Purpose. Diasorin is a global leader in immunodiagnostic and molecular diagnostic solutions, advancing science to improve patient outcomes worldwide. For more tha…
impact on people’s health around the world. Together, we’re improving health and improving lives. LabCorp is seeking a Float Phlebotomist to join our team in Austin, TX Work Schedule: Monday - Friday hours will vary base…
Job Posting Title: Clinical Research Associate I ---- Hiring Department: Department of Psychiatry ---- Position Open To: All Applicants ---- Weekly Scheduled Hours: 40 ---- FLSA Status: Exempt ---- Earliest Start Date: I…
This is a contract job opportunity. potential for perm Position: Phlebotomist 5315 Location: Austin TX Schedule: Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri-8-6 Thur 8-5 Projected duration: 3 months + potential for perm Job code: CVDJP00035315 bene…
informed decisions that advance care. Join us in our mission to improve health and improve lives. LabCorp is seeking a Bilingual Phlebotomist to join our team in Pflugerville, TX (78660) Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:…
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What phlebotomists earn in Austin
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $17–$20 | $35k–$42k |
| Mid level | $19–$24 | $40k–$49k |
| Senior | $22–$28 | $46k–$58k |
Adjusted for the Austin market from national ranges.
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What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Venipuncture techniqueCapillary collectionSpecimen labeling and handlingOrder of drawPatient identification protocolsCalming anxious patientsInfection controlLab information systems
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Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
Walk me through your patient identification and labeling process.
Recite it precisely: two identifiers, label at the bedside, never pre-label. This is the safety question that decides the interview.
What do you do after two unsuccessful venipuncture attempts?
The expected answer is to stop, reassure the patient, and hand off to a colleague. Ego-free escalation is what they want to hear.
How do you handle a patient who faints or panics during a draw?
Describe watching for warning signs, positioning safely, stopping the draw, and staying calm and reassuring until the patient recovers.
Explain the order of draw and why it matters.
Know the tube sequence and that additive carryover can corrupt results. A brief, confident answer shows real training.
Describe drawing from a difficult stick, such as fragile or rolling veins.
Mention technique adjustments: smaller gauge or butterfly, anchoring the vein, warm compresses, and checking both arms before attempting.
How do you keep up pace during a morning rush without cutting corners?
Show that speed comes from preparation, organized trays, and routine, never from skipping identification or labeling steps.
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Resume tips that move the needle
For phlebotomists specifically — generic advice costs you here
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List your phlebotomy certification (CPT from NHA, ASCP, or equivalent) and state license where required, such as California.
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Quantify your experience: draws per shift, and settings like hospital floors, outpatient labs, plasma centers, or mobile draws.
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Call out difficult-population experience, such as pediatric, geriatric, or oncology patients, since it sets candidates apart.
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Name the lab systems and equipment you know, including LIS platforms and barcode specimen tracking.
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Note your accuracy record if you can, for example low recollection or mislabel rates, even approximately.
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Where this role goes
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