I have been trying, but have not been able to respond to your question.

(If someone can merge this to her thread, that would be great!)

I know someone who worked as a phlebotomist overnight while going to nursing school - you'd just have to make sure you get enough phlebotomy in your MA program to qualify for whatever your state requires to be a phlebotomist. You could also see about getting hired on as a PCT at a hospital and do night or weekend shifts.

Good luck!

Are You Still In School? no

Are You Working? no

This depends on the state. No matter how many BD you do in your MA program you will never be a phelebotomist in my state of California. The rules are very strict here. You have to go though a phlebotomy program and have a vast amount of hours before you can become a phlebotomist. There is no grandfather clause for this either. A lot of phlebotomist lost their jobs a few years back when they refused to go back to school and do the hours.

Your Professional Title/Credentials: BSN, CCMA-C, CLD

Are You Still In School? NO