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Phlebotomist Salary in Pennsylvania (2026)

Average wages for phlebotomists in Pennsylvania, based on BLS data. Pennsylvania pays 0% above the national average.

$21.11
Average hourly wage
+$0.06 vs. national avg
$43,910
Average annual salary
Based on full-time hours
#26
out of all states + D.C.
$34,740–$57,060
Typical pay range in Pennsylvania

Phlebotomist Pay in Pennsylvania — Questions Answered

How much do phlebotomists make in Pennsylvania?

The average phlebotomist salary in Pennsylvania is $21.11 per hour, or $43,910 per year based on full-time employment. This is 0% above the national average of $21.05/hr ($43,780/yr).

What is the highest-paying phlebotomist work setting in Pennsylvania?

Hospitals and reference labs (like Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp) typically pay more than outpatient draw stations. Pediatric and difficult-draw specialization also increases earning potential in most settings.

Does NHA CPT certification increase pay in Pennsylvania?

Generally yes — NHA-certified phlebotomy technicians typically qualify for hospital and reference-lab roles that uncertified phlebotomists can't access, since certification signals verified competency to employers. Many employers won't hire without it.

How can I earn more as a phlebotomist in Pennsylvania?

Phlebotomists in Pennsylvania can increase pay by: (1) moving from an outpatient draw station to a hospital or reference-lab setting, (2) picking up pediatric or difficult-draw specialization, or (3) advancing into a lead phlebotomist role.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS). SOC Code 31-9097 (Phlebotomists).

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