2026-05-22 – Weekly Phlebotomy Jobs : "Remote phlebotomist roles available now!"

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.

This week, there’s a noticeable demand for both supervisor roles and entry-level positions in phlebotomy. Remote opportunities have been verified, so if you’re looking for flexibility, you’re in luck. Let’s dive into the current job landscape.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Phlebotomy Supervisor
    Company: TridentCare | Location: Brockton, MA
    Oversee phlebotomy operations and manage personnel. This role is perfect for someone with strong leadership skills looking to make an impact.
    Apply Here

  • Inpatient Phlebotomy
    Company: Duke Clinical Research Institute | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Handle point-of-care testing, urinalysis, and specimen management. Ideal for those with a keen eye for detail in a hospital setting.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Training Coordinator
    Company: Emerson Hospital | Location: Concord, MA
    Combine your phlebotomy expertise with leadership and training. A great step up for those wanting to mentor and guide new talent.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Tech I
    Company: Sonora Quest Laboratories | Location: Lake Havasu City, AZ
    A hands-on role in a hospital setting, perfect for entry-level techs looking to gain experience.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Tech I
    Company: Sonora Quest Laboratories | Location: Tucson, AZ
    Join a top lab in Arizona. Cover mobile and in-office locations.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Tech I
    Company: Sonora Quest Laboratories | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Work in mobile and in-office settings, evening shift available.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is becoming a viable option in phlebotomy, giving you the flexibility to manage both personal and professional commitments. Check out these verified remote roles:

  • Mobile Insurance Examiners/Phlebotomy
    Company: PIKES PEAK PARAMEDS, INC. | Location: Various, CO
    Collaborate with medical professionals and expand your phlebotomy experience in a growing company.
    Apply Here

  • Mobile Phlebotomist
    Company: ASSET RISK INC | Location: Various, CA
    Ideal for experienced phlebotomists looking for part-time flexibility and independence.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Phlebotomist
    Company: California Forensic Phlebotomy Incorporated | Location: Various, CA
    Join a specialized team for forensic work. Perfect for those with CPT-1 certification.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


If you’re eyeing a change or just starting in the field, there’s something here for everyone. Until next time, keep making a difference!

I remember applying for a remote phlebotomy position during a busy week — it felt like trying to catch a greased pig! I’d recommend tailoring your resume to highlight any supervisor experience early on; it makes you stand out more. Good luck to everyone.

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I just landed a remote phlebotomy gig, and it was all about making my application pop with clear examples of my skills. It’s like dating — make sure you stand out or you’ll just get ghosted! @badger46, have you had any luck with your applications?

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Timing’s key when applying for these remote roles. I found that submitting my application first thing in the morning really helped me get noticed before the competition piled up. Did you find any tips that worked for you, @badger46?

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