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Phlebotomist in the UK is a very low paid job where you work for the national health service (NHS) the pay is on banding which is currently set on a band 2 for this job. Band 2 salary currently in December 2008 is £12,517 to £15,950 * Please see cost of living wage increase below.
If your willing to do both MLA/Phlebotomy you could make more money however this is with the London cost of living increase added: 16,183-19,211 pa, pr.
Community Phlebotomy Service in the UK make: £14,834 - £17,732 pa, pr
London Children and Primary Care Support Services Phlebotomist: £18,689-£21,587 pa inc pay band 3.
NORMAL OUTSIDE OF LONDON WAGES FOR PHLEBOTOMY:
wages are generally not negotiable with the agenda for change (AFC).
Point 2 £12,922
Point 3 £13,269
Point 4 £13,617
Point 5 £14,023
Point 6 £14,428
Point 7 £14,834
Point 8 £15,356
Point 9 £15,950
Point 7 £14,834
Point 8 £15,356
Point 9 £15,950
Point 10 £16,307
Point 11 £16,781
Point 12 £17,316
Point 13 £17,732
Area
Level (1st April 2008)
Inner London
20% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £3,855 and a maximum payment of £5,938
Outer London
15% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £3,261 and a maximum payment of £4,156
Fringe
5% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £891and a maximum payment of £1,544
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