phlebotomist
nounHow to pronounce phlebotomist:
Definition of phlebotomist:
- phlebotomist (noun):
- noun. someone who practices phlebotomy.
- the drawing of blood (as by venipuncture) for transfusion, apheresis, diagnostic testing, or experimental procedures
Synonyms for phlebotomist:
skilled worker
trained worker
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