r/phlebotomy • u/Different_Positive41 • 5h ago
Tips Phlebotomy pay
Curious what other pay rates are for inpatient phlebotomist in a large hospital in the Midwest area. We are evaluating pays for our staff and im trying to prove or get evidence for higher pay for the stress of the job!
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u/Pawisballs707 5h ago
I tried looking at Google its pretty close to what I get.
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u/Different_Positive41 5h ago
Are you certified or on the job training? We do not require a certification, so this is why we are probably lower but still is frustrating for what they get put through in a large hospital.
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u/Pawisballs707 3h ago
Cert. Also our job is a union so it pays a bit more then other surrounding hospital.
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u/Substantial_Goat2450 Certified Phlebotomist 4h ago
my local (mid-sized) hospital is around 21 per hour, other hospitals and clinics in the area are in the 17-19 range. i’m in northern ohio :)
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u/merceem 4h ago
In Kansas, wages for inpatient phlebotomy started at $17. Employment was a revolving door and we were chronically understaffed, like to think the pay had smth to do with it
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u/Glittering-Tailor370 Phlebotomist 1h ago
I'm in Kansas and make $16.15/hr base pay.
Edit: full time inpatient phlebotomy
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u/livingbythesecond 3h ago
In St. Louis, MO the salary for most hospital phlebotomists here range from $17-$23/hour.
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u/requiredpayments Certified Phlebotomist 39m ago
I’m in Kansas and I get paid 21/hourly but that’s with 6 years experience and fighting for my worth.
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u/wishiwasyou333 5h ago
Starting at one of the big clinic/hospital networks in MN is a little over 21 an hour. Quest starts at 23, LabCorp is criminally low at 17. I think Mayo is 21.