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    LabCat got a reaction from Eman in SBB   
    Hi Eman!
    Thank you for the indepth reply. This will help me make the decision about choosing the right program. 
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    LabCat reacted to rachelp in SBB   
    Hi, I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right spot so I'm sorry if it's wrong!! I am a med tech working in a large hospital, after graduation I worked for a year as a generalist and for the past 6 months I have been working in blood bank only. I have been thinking a lot about getting my SBB certification. I was just looking for how this has helped anyone advance in their careers/ what kind of jobs you all have! Or any information and inspiration y'all might have for a newbie like me! 
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    LabCat reacted to Eman in SBB   
    I certainly wouldn't be doing what I'm doing today if I hadn't gotten my SBB (and followed it with an MS in Transfusion Medicine). Although with almost 7 years doing QA support for blood collection/component production, maybe that's not a good thing!
    My situation is probably unusual though, as I was never an MLS. After my BS in biology I was taught phlebotomy in a plasma center, after almost a year there I moved to a small blood collector where I got to do everything (donor screening, phlebotomy, component production, ABO and antibody screens, infectious disease testing and product distribution), which led to attending an SBB program, which eventually landed me in QA (now at my second employer in a QA role, nice thing about this one is I also have some software responsibility for user changes/testing which adds some variety to the job).
    I have always heard/been told that getting an SBB helps get you into management roles or a positing in a reference lab.
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    LabCat got a reaction from John C. Staley in New, but not new   
    Hello everybody 
    Google search is very good to this forum. Anytime I've had a blood bank question that needed an answer Google has always directed me here. Its great to see colleagues sharing knowledge. I like learning and there is much to learn about blood bank.
    So it was only a matter of time that I joined.
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    LabCat got a reaction from macarton in New, but not new   
    Hello everybody 
    Google search is very good to this forum. Anytime I've had a blood bank question that needed an answer Google has always directed me here. Its great to see colleagues sharing knowledge. I like learning and there is much to learn about blood bank.
    So it was only a matter of time that I joined.
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    LabCat got a reaction from Likewine99 in New, but not new   
    Hello everybody 
    Google search is very good to this forum. Anytime I've had a blood bank question that needed an answer Google has always directed me here. Its great to see colleagues sharing knowledge. I like learning and there is much to learn about blood bank.
    So it was only a matter of time that I joined.
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    LabCat got a reaction from Cliff in New, but not new   
    Hello everybody 
    Google search is very good to this forum. Anytime I've had a blood bank question that needed an answer Google has always directed me here. Its great to see colleagues sharing knowledge. I like learning and there is much to learn about blood bank.
    So it was only a matter of time that I joined.

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