5 Most Common Jobs for CNAs and Phlebotomy Techs:
- Nursing Homes- Around 37% of CNAs work in nursing care facilities
- Hospitals – Nearly half of CNAs and Phlebotomists work in hospitals, where they help registered nurses (RNs)
- Home Healthcare
- Government Agencies such as Veterans Affairs
- Clinics – CNAs with additional training such as Phlebotomy may work in specialty clinics
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