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Johns Hopkins Medicine lab tech and phlebotomist jobs

5 open lab tech and phlebotomist jobs at Johns Hopkins Medicine in 2 states. Each opens its full posting, then the application on Johns Hopkins Medicine's own site.

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Where the jobs are

The towns with the most open lab tech and phlebotomist jobs at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Lab tech and phlebotomist jobs at every employer in these states

Johns Hopkins Medicine lab tech and phlebotomist jobs: common questions

How many lab tech and phlebotomist jobs does Johns Hopkins Medicine have open?

5 on Johns Hopkins Medicine's own job board when CareJobs.Now last read it, in Florida (3) and Maryland (2). Every open Johns Hopkins Medicine job is listed by kind of job.

What does Johns Hopkins Medicine pay for lab tech and phlebotomist jobs?

Each job shows the pay Johns Hopkins Medicine posts for it, where it posts one. Too few of these jobs post an hourly rate for a typical range yet; Lab pay at every employer is measured across the board.

Where are Johns Hopkins Medicine's lab tech and phlebotomist jobs?

The most are in Baltimore, MD (2), Wesley Chapel, FL (2) and St. Petersburg, FL (1). A job open in several towns counts in each.

What do you need to get hired?

Phlebotomy certification for most draw roles; a degree and ASCP certification for lab scientists. Each posting lists its own requirements.

How current are these jobs, and how do I apply to Johns Hopkins Medicine?

CareJobs.Now reads Johns Hopkins Medicine's own job board every day, and a job stays listed while Johns Hopkins Medicine keeps it posted. Each job opens its own page with the full description, then the application on Johns Hopkins Medicine's site. Honest employers never ask you to pay to get a job (FTC: job scams).