There are currently an estimated 139,700 phlebotomists in the United States. The phlebotomist job market is expected to grow by 5.6% between 2024 and 2034.

How employable are phlebotomists?

CareerExplorer rates phlebotomists with a B+ employability rating, meaning this career should provide good employment opportunities for the foreseeable future. Over the next 10 years, it is expected the US will need 7,800 phlebotomists.

What’s the supply of phlebotomists?

The phlebotomist industry is concentrated in California, Texas, Florida

Phlebotomist job market by state

State Name Employed Phlebotomists
California 13,520
Texas 12,820
Florida 10,220
Illinois 7,910
New York 6,400
Pennsylvania 5,510
North Carolina 5,410
Georgia 5,280
New Jersey 5,230
Ohio 5,120
Wisconsin 3,610
Virginia 3,600
Michigan 3,540
Tennessee 3,520
Arizona 3,430
Louisiana 3,410
Washington 2,820
South Carolina 2,760
Massachusetts 2,580
Kentucky 2,500
Colorado 2,420
Indiana 2,410
Alabama 2,350
Minnesota 2,090
Maryland 2,040
Missouri 1,890
Oregon 1,800
Utah 1,680
Oklahoma 1,670
Connecticut 1,630
West Virginia 1,530
Nevada 1,300
Mississippi 1,200
Kansas 1,120
Iowa 1,100
Arkansas 1,100
Idaho 1,010
Rhode Island 970
Nebraska 920
New Mexico 760
New Hampshire 630
Maine 500
Delaware 430
Montana 370
South Dakota 320
North Dakota 220
Alaska 210
Vermont 200
Wyoming 190
District of Columbia 180
Hawaii 110