(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 21, 2011 ) New York, NY -- Jack Coffman is a phlebotomist living in New York City. He has been a phlebotomist for four years until he recently quit his job to join the Occupy Wall Street Protest.
“Anyone would think that it was bad move to quit one’s job just to join the protest,” said Coffman. “But Occupy Wall Street Protest addresses the issues of high unemployment, social and economic inequality, greed and corruption. As an American citizen, I felt that it was my duty to join the protest.”
As the protest was drawing to a close, Mr. Coffman knew had to start looking for a job soon. But after coming across PhlebotomyTrainingInfo.org, he didnÂ’t expect that he would find a phlebotomy job in less than two weeks.
“PhlebotomyTrainingInfo.org is an online guide to everything you want to know about the field of phlebotomy. It is definitely a one-stop-site for information on phlebotomy schools, employment, course and training,” said Coffman.
The developers of PhlebotomyTrainingInfo.org strive to give only up to date information about phlebotomy. The sties content contributors research the fieldÂ’s trends and advancements. The need for phlebotomists is in demand and it is definitely not hard to find a job even in big cities like New York. But if one doesnÂ’t have an idea where and how to look for a phlebotomy job, then landing a good paying phlebotomy job can be tough.
About PhlebotomyTrainingInfo.org
PhlebotomyTrainingInfo.org is an online information website about phlebotomy training, phlebotomy certification, phlebotomy resumes and everything there is to know about phlebotomy. It is seeing a great increase in site visitors looking for information on education opportunities in the growing field of phlebotomy. A phlebotomist is a medical technician that uses the venipuncture procedure to aseptically draw blood that is needed for lab analysis to help determine a patientÂ’s condition such as disease, illness or deficiencies. It uses a wordpress platform and it is looking to expand its functionality in a few months time by adding forum pages and even live chat support.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 21, 2011 ) New York, NY -- Jack Coffman is a phlebotomist living in New York City. He has been a phlebotomist for four years until he recently quit his job to join the Occupy Wall Street Protest.
