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taking blood pressureParamedical Examiner Certification is offered as an extension to the phlebotomy certification program. This certification is an additional, 8-hour (1-day) program of study to be completed consecutively. The skills assessment of Paramedical Examiners targets, compassionate, caring, competent individuals that are detailed orientated, self-motivated, and well-organized.

This job usually involves taking a medical history, measuring weight and height, reading the blood pressure, and collecting blood and urine samples. Many paramedical examiners work as independent contractors, which allows for a great deal of flexibility regarding when and where they work, while others maintain a more traditional schedule through employment with a paramedical company. In both cases, the minimum educational requirement for employment is a Phlebotomist Certification.