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$20,264 - $37,685
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 31 Jan 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 4,425
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Medical Phlebotomist - (City withheld for privacy), California, United States
I came into a company. on the interview I was
asked what pay was I requesting I said 13.00 hr. the supervisor told me that they only paid 12.00 per hr. so I said ok. After being there a year never got my eval,never did get a raise,was fired on somthing she and other co-worker made up. and she brought a non-experienced worker in and pays him 14.50 per hr.and the co-worker I worked with got paid 13.00 per hr.and rumored that others that came in under me was paid more up to 16.00 per hr. and I ha...
Medical Phlebotomist - (City withheld for privacy), Minnesota, United States
I have been a phlebotomist for 16 years and when I left my last job 5 years ago my pay was 15.72, now I'm being paid 14.85! The union said that they don't start anyone out with more than the 8 year exp. level. When will the hospitals actually pay you for your actual years of experience?