Julimar Otero

Dedicated and detail-oriented professional with customer service experience at McDonald’s and phlebotomy training through Phlebotomy USA NHCO. Skilled in venipuncture, blood collection, and maintaining high sanitation standards. Demonstrated ability to ensure health and safety compliance, while providing exceptional patient care and communication. Proven track record of working effectively in teams, learning quickly, and adapting to new environments. Committed to delivering accurate, empathetic, and efficient service in both customer-facing and healthcare settings.

"During high school, I earned several music awards, including recognition from UIL, Solo and Ensemble, and Region Band. I was also honored with personal awards from my band directors for outstanding musicianship."

State Phlebotomy certification.

Basic Life Support Certificate by "The National Healthcare Certification Organization".

Texas Food Handler.

I began my music journey at the age of 9, but it wasn't until high school that it truly became serious. During those years, I channeled my competitive spirit into music, using it as a shield to cope with the bullying I faced. What started as struggling to play the clarinet eventually transformed into a passion that drove me to excel. From being one of the worst clarinet players, I worked relentlessly and rose to become one of the top three clarinet players in my high school’s Honor Band. I also earned a spot in the Region Band, competing in various competitions against other schools. Through courage and perseverance, I learned to overcome my challenges and exceed my own expectations.

This journey taught me that I am capable of achieving any goal I set for myself. Today, my mission has shifted to helping others in the healthcare field, where I hope to make a difference by providing care as a phlebotomist.