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phlebotomist

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phle·bot·o·mist (fl-bt-mst)
n.
1. One who practices phlebotomy.
2. One who draws blood for analysis or transfusion.
phlebotomist
[fləbot′əmist]
Etymology: Gk, phleps, vein + ektomē
a person with special training in the practice of drawing blood.
phlebotomist 
a health professional trained in the opening of veins for the withdrawal of blood.
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