Interview process was very easy. They will ask you the draw order and whether you prefer straight needles or butterflies. Supervisor will take you around the facility and will ask you to do a draw while she watches. Make sure you follow full protocol during your interview.

I applied to this job around mid-September (~17th) and received a call on Dec. 13 (...3 months later) to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was more of a screening, so I was asked some simple generic questions like why you wanted to be a phlebotomist and why labcorp, what are your strengths and weaknesses, etc. This was literally 16 minutes but at the end, I asked what were the next steps for candidates who pass the phone interview- aaand I was immediately scheduled for a second interview the next morning. For the in-person interview, I guess they like to shove all interviews in one day so waiting for an available room to interview in made the 'wait' a bit longer. The interview itself was 1:1 and lasted about 20-25 minutes. The questions asked were more technical and situational. Kind of like having a test- like what would you do if a client walked in and was irritated about the services being offered or what qualities would you not like in a boss, or "play-act" your phlebotomy routine. The second interview took place on a Wednesday and I got the phone call of a job offer the following Monday, just before Christmas. Best christmas present ever~