List of Phlebotomist salaries by state | data-list

Phlebotomist 

Phlebotomists may work in hospitals, clinics or health centres.

Even where this is not specified, it would be an advantage if you have worked in health or social care, in either paid or voluntary work.

Phlebotomists are trained on the job and so securing a trainee phlebotomist position is recommended.

If you take a freestanding course in phlebotomy before applying for a job as a phlebotomist, there is no guarantee of a position within the NHS. Phlebotomists can become members of the National Association of Phlebotomists or associate members of the Institute of Biomedical Science which offer training and conferences for phlebotomists.

You could become a team leader, supervising the work of a team of phlebotomists.

How much is Phlebotomist salary average? 

Here is the list of Phlebotomist salaries in every state of the United States.

Source: US BLS (2019). 

State	average Phlebotomist salary (US $)
California	45,940
District of Columbia	43,820
New York	42,950
Alaska	42,100
Washington	41,380
Massachusetts	40,660
Hawaii	40,610
Oregon	40,500
Connecticut	40,460
Rhode Island	40,300
Delaware	40,040
Maryland	39,720
Nevada	39,410
New Jersey	39,110
Minnesota	38,590
New Hampshire	38,040
Virginia	37,970
Wisconsin	36,760
Colorado	36,470
Illinois	35,040
Indiana	34,840
Pennsylvania	34,830
Ohio	34,760
Vermont	34,450
Arizona	34,330
North Dakota	34,150
Florida	33,840
Texas	33,720
Michigan	33,610
New Mexico	33,370
Kansas	33,300
North Carolina	33,300
Idaho	33,110
Nebraska	33,110
Wyoming	32,660
South Carolina	32,570
Utah	32,390
Maine	32,200
Missouri	32,140
Georgia	32,040
Kentucky	31,840
Oklahoma	31,770
Montana	31,710
Iowa	31,560
Tennessee	31,440
Alabama	31,140
West Virginia	31,050
Louisiana	30,710
Arkansas	30,330
Mississippi	29,760
South Dakota	27,950
Puerto Rico	21,970