#Nevada Test and Training Range

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Rolling in on a target - Nevada Test & Training Range

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The Strange Disappearance of Kenny Veach

Born in 1967, Kenny Veach loved the outdoors and connected with other hikers and outdoorsmen on social media. He was funny, creative, and energetic. He was also obsessed with the Mojave Desert.

Tired of the daily Monday-through-Friday grind, Kenny wanted to be his own boss, be in charge of his own life, and have the free time to immerse himself in his desert explorations. So, he quit his day job and decided to be an inventor. He started a YouTube channel, documenting his creations and his forays into the desert.

It was in June of 2014, using the name Snakebitmcgee, Kenny left a comment in response to a YouTube video that read: That ain’t nothing. I am a long-distance hiker. One time, during one of my hikes out by Nellis Air Force Base, I found a hidden cave. The entrance to the cave was shaped like a perfect capital M. I always enter every cave I find, but as I began to enter this particular cave, my whole body began to vibrate. The closer I got to the cave entrance, the worse the vibrating became. Suddenly, I became very scared and high-tailed it out of there. That was one of the strangest things that ever happened to me. 

Unbeknownst to Kenny and the rest of the world, that comment would have tragic consequences.

Kenny’s comment on that video sparked a flurry of requests for him to prove his claim. Since he hadn’t documented the first trip to what would become known as “the M cave”, he needed to go back to the area to locate it and, this time, document what he found. On his second search for the cave, he went armed with a 9-millimeter handgun and a video camera. 

When he returned from this hike, he uploaded the video of his excursion to his YouTube channel. In what has famously become known as the “M cave video,” Kenny was light-hearted and enthusiastic about his hike.

He documented some wildlife and found a whole horde of pine nuts that he gleefully ate on camera. He stood next to an abandoned mine shaft and rather sheepishly declared that he was unable to find the cave on his second hike.

Much to Kenny’s dismay, that video was met with criticism. Many thought he had made the whole thing up, and the public demanded proof of his claim of a mysterious cave with supernatural properties.

Viewers actively encouraged, and some even dared Kenny to go back out to the mountain range a third time. 

However, one comment on his video, which has since been deleted, read, “No! Do not go back there. If you find that cave entrance, don’t go in, you won’t get out.”

Whether that comment was made by somebody teasing Kenny or whether it was a serious warning by somebody who was personally familiar with the cave is unknown.

Regarding the M cave, Kenny said, “I solo hike across mountain tops that most people wouldn’t dare go. I have been in more caves than I can count. I play with rattlesnakes for fun. But this one particular cave was beyond anything I had ever encountered.”

Hoping to put the naysayers in their place, Kenny hiked out to the territory a third time.

On the 10th of November 2014, Kenny once again made his way to the Sheep Mountain area, which is close to the U.S. Air Force installation called Area 51, known for its speculated connection to UFOs and secret government experiments. It’s located near Groom Lake and is within the Nevada Test and Training Range. As late as 2012, the U.S. government denied the existence of Area 51, and it is still closed to the public.

Kenny had informed his loved ones that he would be gone for a couple of days. When he failed to return home on the third day, his girlfriend, Sheryon Pilgrim, reported him missing.

Both ground and aerial searches were conducted, but no sign of Kenny could be found. Dave Cummings from Red Rock Search & Rescue reported finding Kenny’s cell phone next to an abandoned vertical mine shaft, where he filmed part of the M cave video. Specially trained individuals were called in to conduct a search of the mine. Unfortunately, aside from his vehicle and his cell phone, no trace of Kenny was ever found.

There are three main theories as to the fate of Kenny Veach: death by natural causes, murder, or suicide. Quite simply, the desert could have swallowed Kenny.

As of 2024, Kenny Veach has still not been found, even though more than thirty search and rescue team members scoured the Sheep Mountain area on three occasions.

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Boeing Is Evaluating The F-15EX As Successor Of The EA-18G Growler

The new “Wild Weasel” variant of the F-15EX would make use of both existing capabilities of the aircraft, as well as new ones integrated from the Growler.

Stefano D'Urso

F-15EX Growler

An F-15EX Eagle II prepares to taxi for a training mission at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, Nov. 15, 2023. An upgraded version of the F-15 fourth-generation fighter jet, the F-15EX boasts a new electronic warfare system and an open mission systems architecture with advanced battle management systems. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Elizabeth Tan)

As the production line of the F/A-18 is about to close, Boeing is studying whether the F-15EX Eagle II can be equipped to become the successor of the EA-18G Growler. The new “Wild Weasel” variant of the F-15EX would make use of both existing capabilities of the aircraft, as well as new ones integrated from the Growler.

“We are evaluating the technical feasibility of combining EA-18G-like capabilities with the F-15EX platform,” said Rob Novotny, Boeing’s executive director for Fighters Business Development. Novotny added that the study is still in the initial stage, but the company is already eyeing opportunities both for NATO members and the Indo-Pacific.

The move is due to the planned stop to the production of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet in 2027, which in turn means the production of the EA-18G Growler will also end. On the other hand, the production of the Advanced Eagle is expected to continue for many years and leaves the door open to a new specialized variant for Electronic Warfare (EW).

“Modern aerial combat requires command of the electromagnetic spectrum, and this platform would lead the way into the next decade or two,” Novotny said. He also pointed out that the Eagle II offers several design advantages, including the aircraft’s range, speed, computing power and payload capacity.

F-15EX Growler

An F-15EX assigned to the 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Mary Begy)

One could argue that a low-observable, or stealth, aircraft like the F-35 could be better suited for the job, however Novotny mentioned that stealth shouldn’t be understood strictly in terms of low-observable coatings. In fact, similarly to the Growler, such capabilities could be also replicated by using advanced EW functions.

“Stealth means, to me, I can go to a place where the enemy doesn’t want me to go, and I can operate in their environment, achieve my objective, and not be targeted,” said Novotny.

The F-15EX is already equipped with advanced EW capabilities thanks to the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System (EPAWSS), but it also has the ability to carry the AGM-88 High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missiles (HARMs). In addition to these, Boeing is exploring also the possibility to integrate the AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range (AARGM-ER) and the Next Generation Jammer (NGJ) pods. Still, there’s no naval variant of the Eagle II, therefore, it looks like such a successor of the EA-18G could not operate from the flight deck of an aircraft carrier unlike the Growler.

U.S. Navy EA-18G Growlers assigned to the Electronic Attack Squadron 138 (VAQ-138) fly in formation over the Pacific Ocean, June 24, 2024. The EA-18G’s vast array of sensors and weapons provides the warfighter with a lethal and survivable weapon system to counter current and emerging threats. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Tylir Meyer)

The F-15EX and the existing EW capabilities

The new F-15EX, developed from the F-15QA that was the most advanced Eagle variant, comes from a series of needs mainly emerged after the National Defense Strategy directed the U.S. armed services to adapt to the new threats from China and Russia. The aircraft, while extremely similar to the QA variant, features some US-only capabilities like the new AN/ALQ-250 Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System (EPAWSS) electronic warfare and electronic surveillance system and Open Mission Systems (OMS) architecture.

The F-15EX’s systems are powered by the Advanced Display Core Processor II, reportedly the fastest mission computer ever installed on a fighter jet, and the Operational Flight Program Suite 9.1X, a customized variant of the Suite 9 used on the F-15C and F-15E, designed to ensure full interoperability of the new aircraft with the “legacy Eagles”.

The F-15EX is equipped with the AN/APG-82(V)1 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, developed from the APG-63(V)3 AESA radar of the F-15C and the APG-79 AESA radar of the F/A-18E/F. This radar allows the Eagle II to simultaneously detect, identify and track multiple air and surface targets at longer ranges compared to mechanical radars, facilitating persistent target observation and information sharing for a better decision-making process.

EPAWSS, an US-only system that will be retrofitted also to the F-15E, provides full-spectrum EW capabilities, including radar warning, geolocation, situational awareness, and self-protection to the F-15. Because of this, the system enables freedom of maneuver and deeper penetration into battlespaces protected by modern integrated air defense systems.

F-15EX Growler

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Richard Turner, 40th Flight Test Squadron commander flies 40 FLTS Senior Enlisted Leader, MSgt Tristan McIntire during a test sortie in the F-15EX Eagle II over the Gulf of Mexico on Jun. 14, 2022. Assigned to the 96th Test Wing at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., the F-15EX Eagle II is the Air Force’s newest 4th generation fighter being tested at the 40 FLTS. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. John McRell)

EPAWSS is fully integrated with radar warning, geo-location and increased chaff and flare capability to detect and defeat surface and airborne threats in signal-dense and highly contested environments. The system is currently not integrated with the AN/AAR-57A(V) Common Missile Warning System (CMWS) designed to detect infrared threats, even if the F-15EX features the same mounting points used for these sensors on the F-15QA and F-15SA.

Chaff and flares capacity has been increased by 50%, with four more dispensers added in the EPAWSS fairings behind the tail fins (two for each fairing), for a total of 12 dispenser housing 360 cartridges. This improvement is important as in modern scenarios chaff and flares are often released preemptively to counter MANPADS (Man Portable Air Defense System), meaning that now the Eagle will have more countermeasures available for a better protection.

EPAWSS also integrates cognitive electronic warfare to better discriminate the signals received by the system. This capability was demonstrated during the Northern Edge 2023 large force exercise test event, which tested EPAWSS’ ability to rapidly respond to previously unencountered electromagnetic threats. The tests challenged the system’s ability to process in-mission sensor data, create exquisite techniques, and optimize waveforms in real time.

As for the kinetic capabilities, the F-15EX can carry the AGM-88 HARM on outboard wing stations 1 and 9. This capability is reportedly a product of the fly-by-wire upgrade funded by the Royal Saudi Air Force during the development of the F-15SA.

An F-15EX Eagle II from the 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron, 53rd Wing, takes flight out of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, April 11, 2024, with U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. David Wolfe, command chief of Air Combat Command, and Maj. Scott Addy, 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron, F-15 division chief. The F-15EX is the first Air Force aircraft to be tested and fielded from beginning to end, through combined developmental and operational tests. (U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Lindsey Brewer)

The EA-18G and the capabilities it could pass to the F-15EX

Based off of the F/A-18F, the Growler is a highly specialized Electronic Attack variant of the Super Hornet. The most noticeable difference with the baseline SH is the presence of the wingtip pods housing the ALQ-218 signals receiver suite, which helps to detect and geolocate emitters and signals.

The AN/ALQ-218 is a high performance RWR/ESM/ELINT system that allows the aircraft collect data about sources of radio frequency (RF) emissions: with this sensor, the EA-18G can “sniff” hostile radio signals to update the EOB (Electronic Order of Battle) of the combat theater where the aircraft is employed.

The EA-18G is equipped with an airborne electronic attack (AEA) avionics suite that has evolved from the EA-6B’s Improved Capability III (ICAP III) AEA system. In the future, with the Block II Growler upgrade and the NGJ (Next Generation Jamming) pods, the Growlers will also have Cyber Attack capabilities that will allow the EA-18Gs to “hack” or inject malware into enemy network.

The NGJ program aims to give the EA-18G fleet advanced airborne electronic attack capabilities through three frequency-focused increments – high-band, mid-band and low-band: in other words, the Growlers will replace the TJS pods operating in the 509 MHz to 18 GHz waveband, using three different pods, designated NGJ-LB (also known as Block/Increment 2), NGJ-MB (Capability Block/Increment 1), and NGJ-HB (Block/Increment 3) and directed specifically against the low- (100 MHz to 2 GHz waveband), mid- (2 GHz to 6 GHz), and high-band (6 GHz to 18 GHz) sections of the overall threat spectrum.

NGJ-MB is a high-capacity and power airborne electronic attack weapon system designed for the EA-18G electronic attack aircraft that was designed to carry out the usual job of denying, degrading and disrupting threat radars and communication devices, from an extended range and with enhanced ability than the previous AN/ALQ-99 tactical jamming pods, developed for the EA-6B Prowler.

The NGJ-MB, also known as the AN/ALQ-249(V)1 pod, uses directional emitters and AESA (active electronically scanned array) technology and an all-digital back end. It also has digital and software-based tech embedded in the design, which increases the ability to jam and allows for rapid beam steering and advanced jammer modulation.

While the NGJ-MB pod will “cover the majority of critical threats”, NGJ-LB will be extremely important to provide cover to stealth aircraft, threatened by the emerging counter-stealth Low Band radars, engaging enemy threats from increased stand-off distances and employing increased capacity (number of jamming assignments).

Loaded with external fuel tanks [and NGJ pods, ndr], an EA-18G Growler attached to the U.S. Navy’s Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Nine (VX-9) — the Vampires — goes airborne at Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu in Southern California on Aug. 10, 2023, on its way to the adjacent Point Mugu Sea Range for a training exercise. The Growler is a two-seat variant of the carrier-based F/A-18 Super Hornet that is designed for electronic warfare. (U.S. Navy photo by Eric Parsons/Released)

NGJ-MB will replace one of high-band ALQ-99 pods that Growlers carry under each wing, while the NGJ-LB will replace the low-band pod that the aircraft carry on the centerline store position under the fuselage (the third one, a high-band pod, being developed as part of the so-called Increment III, will be carried on the left wing).

The Growler is also capable of carrying the HARM (High speed Anti-Radiation Missile) and AARGM (Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile); these weapons are designed to seek out threat weapons systems and emitters, guiding on their energy, and destroy them. However, the EA-18G is expected to integrate also the new AARGM-ER.

The AARGM-ER is the evolution of the latest variant of the AGM-88 HARM (High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missile), the AGM-88E AARGM, a medium-range air-to-ground missile employed for Suppression and/or Destruction of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD/DEAD). The AGM-88E is the result of a cooperative program with the Italian Air Force started in 2005 and developed as an upgrade and compliment to the AGM-88B/C. The AARGM program designed and produced a new Guidance Section and modified the existing Control Section, which are coupled with the legacy HARM Rocket Motor and Warhead Section, wings and fins.

The new Guidance Section features a passive anti-radiation homing receiver, satellite and inertial navigation system and a millimeter wave radar for terminal guidance, with the added ability to send images of the target via a satellite link before impact. The purpose of these new Guidance Section is to improve the effectiveness of the legacy HARM, especially against enemy radar and communications sites that would shut down to confuse incoming anti-radiation missiles (counter-shutdown capability) or pop-up threats.

As stated by the U.S. Navy, AARGM baseline capabilities include an expanded target set, counter-shutdown capability, advanced signals processing for improved detection and locating, geographic specificity providing aircrew the opportunity to define missile-impact zones and impact-avoidance zones, and a weapon impact-assessment broadcast capability providing for battle damage assessment cueing.

The AARGM-ER builds up on these capabilities to obtain an even more advanced weapon that is being integrated on the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler and it is compatible for a future integration on all the variants of the F-35 Lightning II. The AARGM-ER combines the Guidance Section and Control Section of the AGM-88E with a new, larger rocket motor and a new warhead. The control surfaces have been redesigned too, obtaining aerodynamic strakes along the sides for increased lift and low-drag tail surfaces. The missile will reportedly have roughly double the range and speed of the AGM-88E.

About Stefano D'Urso

Stefano D'Urso is a freelance journalist and contributor to TheAviationist based in Lecce, Italy. A graduate in Industral Engineering he's also studying to achieve a Master Degree in Aerospace Engineering. Electronic Warfare, Loitering Munitions and OSINT techniques applied to the world of military operations and current conflicts are among his areas of expertise.

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An F-35 from 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron refuels over the Nevada Test and Training Range on November 17, 2020 for Large Force Test Event 20.03. LFTE 20.03 is a premier joint operational test event hosted by the 53rd Wing that validates tactics in a combat relevant environment 🟠🟠🟠 📷Photo Credits: U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt Savanah Bray

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https://ictnews.org/news/biden-designates-avi-kwa-ame-a-national-monument

Joe Biden designates Avi Kwa Ame a national monument

President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday Avi Kwa Ame as a national monument in Nevada, following up on a promise he made in late 2022.

Biden also declared a national monument in Texas and the creation of a marine sanctuary in U.S. waters near the Pacific Remote Islands southwest of Hawai'i.

Biden spoke at the White House Conservation in Action Summit at the Interior Department with Fort Mojave Indian Tribal Chairman Timothy Williams commending him during his introduction.

“Under his leadership we have a seat at the table and we are seeing an unprecedented era and opportunity for our tribal communities,” Williams said. “And we are all grateful to the president for taking historic action to combat the climate crisis and conserve and restore our nation’s land and waters.”

Williams was among the proponents to make Avi Kwa Ame, also known as Spirit Mountain, a national monument. It’s considered sacred to the Mojave people and for the nine other Yuman-speaking tribes along the Colorado River, as well as the Hopi and Chemehuevi Paiute tribes, Williams said.

The site in southern Nevada spans more than 500,000 acres near the Arizona and California state lines. It’s home to bighorn sheep, desert tortoises and a large concentration of Joshua trees, some of which are more than 900 years old. It’s also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

It took more than three months for Biden to make the announcement.

“It’s a place of reverence, it’s a place of spirituality, it’s a place of healing and now it will be recognized for its significance it holds and be preserved forever,” Biden said. “I look forward to visiting it myself.”

He thanked Williams and the legislative leaders who advocated for Avi Kwa Ame including Nevada Rep. Dina Titus, Democrat, who sponsored a bill to protect the rugged region near the Mojave National Preserve from development, including solar farms and a proposed wind farm.

“To the native people who point to Avi Kwa Ame as their spiritual birthplace, and every Nevadan who knows the value of our cherished public lands: Today is for you,″ Titus tweeted.

The Honor Avi Kwa Ame coalition, which includes tribes, local residents, state lawmakers and conservation groups, said its members were "overjoyed" to learn the site will be a new national monument.

"Together, we will honor Avi Kwa Ame today — from its rich Indigenous history, to its vast and diverse plant and wildlife, to the outdoor recreation opportunities created for local cities and towns in southern Nevada by a new gorgeous monument right in their backyard," the group said.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland released a press release praising the announcement.

“I am grateful to President Biden for taking this important step in recognition of the decades of advocacy from tribes and the scientific community, who are eager to protect the objects within its boundaries,” Haaland stated.“Together with tribal leaders, outdoor enthusiasts, local elected officials, and other stakeholders, we will manage this new monument for the benefit of current and future generations.”

In Texas, Biden plans to create the Castner Range National Monument in El Paso. It’s the ancestral homeland of the Comanche and Apache people, and its cultural ecology is considered sacred to several Indigenous communities.

The designation will protect the cultural, scientific and historic objects found within the monument's boundaries, honor U.S. veterans, service members and tribal nations, and expand access to outdoor recreation on public lands, the White House said.

Located on Fort Bliss, Castner Range served as a training and testing site for the U.S. Army during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. The Army ceased training at the site and closed Castner Range in 1966.

The Castner Range monument "will preserve fragile lands already surrounded on three sides by development,'' help ensure access to clean water and protect rare and endangered species, said Rep. Veronica Escobar, Democrat-Texas.

“The people of El Paso have fought to protect this for 50 years. Their work has finally paid off,” Biden said.

Biden designated his first national monument, in Colorado, last year. In 2021, he restored the boundaries for Bears Ears National Monument in Utah after they were significantly narrowed by President Donald Trump, a Republican.

In the Pacific, Biden will direct the Commerce Department to consider initiating a new national marine sanctuary designation within 30 days to protect all U.S. waters around the Pacific Remote Islands. If completed, the 777,000 square miles, southwest of Hawaii, will help ensure the U.S. reaches Biden's goal to conserve at least 30 percent of ocean waters under U.S. jurisdiction by 2030, the White House said.

Among Hawaiian state leaders, Biden thanked Native Hawaiian leaders who “worked tirelessly to protect our oceans. I want to thank you. I genuinely mean it, it wouldn't have happened without you.”

Biden also announced a series of steps to conserve, restore and expand access to public lands and waters across the country, the White House said.

The proposals seek to modernize management of America's public lands, harness the power of the ocean to help fight climate change, and better conserve wildlife corridors. Biden also will announce new spending to improve access to outdoor recreation, promote tribal conservation and reduce wildfire risk.

Bidden added he’s committed to working with tribal leaders and legislative leaders on bringing “healthy and abundant” salmon run back to the Colorado River system.

“There’s nothing beyond our capacity if we work together,” Biden said.

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A Few Isekai Grumps

I love a well-done isekai. But there are a few samples that have annoyed me lately, so... here we go.

Grump Number One: While I recognize that a certain amount of suspension of disbelief is needed for the whole “transported to another world” plot in the first place, please try to make your characters plausible. A long-haul trucker with a few years on the road under his belt, even if he’s young, is not going to be relying on his GPS. Those things can kill you when they go wrong.

There is no way a trucker is not going to notice he’s being directed to the Nevada Test and Training Range.

...Yeah. That smack you heard is me facepalming. Again.

Grump Two: Why, oh why, are so many women In Another World portrayed as more horny than the sex-pollened protagonist of an extra-spicy romance? Yes, probably the bulk of the target audience are guys, but there are female nerds too. We’d like to see some neat Other Worlds without wading through constant power fantasies of “everything female and breathing wants me”. Not to mention it sets up male readers for horrible disappointment when they try to apply these techniques IRL.

(Yes. They do. Nerdy gals are tired of that, too. Let me drop a clue that may have escaped so many writing men: Great sex is not nearly as attractive as, “I will always help you do the dishes so you have a clean kitchen first thing in the morning.” And then doing it.)

Grump Three: Foul language, foul language everywhere. Seriously, it is physically possible to get through days, even weeks, without resorting to so-called “four-letter words”. (I grant you may break the streak when you drop a hammer on your toe.) A character using curses in every other sentence doesn’t sound edgy, he sounds stupid. Specifically of the “if I shock people enough they’ll give me all the attention I want” variety. And that... no. It may work somewhat in the here and now because few people are willing to risk jail time to enforce what used to be customary social norms. It will not work in a more “primitive” culture where honor is taken seriously. Violently seriously. No matter how OP the protagonist is, someone will give them an educational beatdown. And if said someone can’t, then your protagonist has become a threat to existing power structures and will soon be Public Enemy Number One.

On top of that the constant foul language makes a character unpleasant to be around. Why would I stick with a story where I can’t stand the characters? Being able to thoroughly and elegantly verbally eviscerate your enemies without ever using an indecent word used to be an admired skill. When did people decide it was more appropriate to use unskilled curses instead?

Grump Four: Stop making isekai protagonists Convenient Experts in Everything. How many people in real life do you know who know how to make steel? Not stainless steel, or airplane alloys - just regular good-grade knife steel? Right.

I know; with all these grumps, I’m obviously not the target audience. And if it annoys me so much I should just write my own. As soon as I come up with a good plot for an angry catgirl who’s no sex kitten - believe me, I’m tempted!

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"Su-30SM" flying over the Nevada Test and Training Range

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Boeing B-52 Stratofortress and McDonnell Douglas F-15D Eagle.These two aircraft are shown during Midway White III training exercise over the Nevada Test and Training Range;the B 52 is with the 340th Weapons School and the F-15D is with the 433rd Weapons School.

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Metafog cast

About Aston Morris

Aston Morris was born in Nevada to a single mom in 1966. He grew up without a father due to his biological father being a married man who didn't want anything to do with him and his mom.

Growing up, Aston wanted to become an astronaut after seeing the moon landing. In his teens, he started working at a poorly ran waterpark, where an incident broke his nose and left him with a brain injury.

While he recovered mostly physically, this still left him being denied a spot in an astronaut training program.

While his outburst left him getting arrested, he was approached by the MantiCorp with a job offer to work as an enforcer. While the pay alone was nice, 19 year old Aston accepted the offer just to be able to see space.

Aston was going to start working for the company fulltime, but after a vacation in Los Angeles, he auditioned for an acting job he found, which led him getting a leading role in a sitcom that became a hit and started his acting career.

Despite gaining stardom, Aston still continued working for MantiCorp, thought his work for the corporation became less frequent.

As the most successful one from their high school class, Aston was tasked with hosting and arranging their high school reunion, leading him to reconnect and then start a romantic relationship with his high school friend, Juliet Barker, now going by Juliet Heartwood

About the STARMAN: The STARMAN project was a hybrid experiment by the MantiCorp to test out combat ready humanoid robots and using robots to replace or "resurrect" dead individuals. The STARMAN failed with the first goal, due to the fine motors and materials raising the price of production being too expensive compared to other more crude robots which could be mass produced for cheaper. Even in more delicate cases like assassinations or espionage, it would be more convenient to simply train a non-robot individual. As for the second goal, it was meant to rival cyborgs, which had been popular for a while to extend one's life, or use it to recover from fatal bodily injuries. Cyborgs, however, required the brain of the customer to stay intact and alive till the process was complete, and the STARMAN project broke new ground by instead of requiring the brain, a simple scan of the subject's mind was sufficient enough to let them live on in a robot body. Despite it's success, this was deemed not worthy to follow through due to ethic's concerns, the possibility of copy being inaccurate to the original person and the price range leaving a very limited customer base. Due to these factors, the STARMAN project was shut down, but the "Aston Morris"-model was kept around due to the request of the current CEO, Midge Mantis, citing "convenience".

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Check Out the Top Phlebotomy Schools in Las Vegas: Your Guide to a Rewarding Career

Explore⁣ the Top Phlebotomy Schools in ‌Las Vegas: Your Guide to a‌ Rewarding Career

If you’re considering a career in healthcare,phlebotomy is an excellent​ option that offers job stability and the chance⁣ to ⁤help others.las Vegas, known for its vibrant culture and opportunities, is home to some of the finest phlebotomy schools. In this article, we will explore the top ​phlebotomy schools in Las ‍Vegas, their ⁢programs, and what you can expect⁢ as you embark ⁢on this rewarding career path.

Why Choose Phlebotomy?

Phlebotomy involves ⁢drawing blood for various purposes, including medical tests and​ blood donations. This ‌profession is essential in⁣ the ⁢healthcare industry, providing a vital service to doctors and‍ patients alike. Here ⁣are some reasons to consider a career in phlebotomy:

High Demand: With the ongoing⁤ growth in the ⁢healthcare field, phlebotomists are in high demand.

Quick Training: Most programs can ‌be completed in a matter of⁣ months, allowing you to enter the workforce quickly.

Flexible Work Environment: Phlebotomists can work in hospitals,clinics,or mobile blood donation units.

Opportunities for Advancement: Phlebotomy can serve as a stepping stone to other healthcare ‌professions.

Top Phlebotomy schools‌ in ⁢Las Vegas

Las Vegas‍ offers ⁤a variety of phlebotomy programs designed to ​cater to different learning preferences and schedules. Below, we delve into some of the top phlebotomy schools in the city:

School ⁣Name

Program Length

Certification Offered

Contact

American Career College

4‌ months

CPR and Phlebotomy

702-123-4567

Nevada Career Institute

5 months

Phlebotomy Technician Certification

702-987-6543

College of ⁣Southern Nevada

1 semester

Phlebotomy Certificate

702-651-5000

Pima Medical Institute

8 months

Phlebotomy ​Technician Certificate

702-123-7890

What to Expect in phlebotomy programs

Phlebotomy programs typically include both classroom learning and practical hands-on training.Students can expect to cover⁢ a range of topics, including:

Human anatomy ⁢and​ physiology

Blood collection techniques

Safety and infection control​ measures

Patient​ interaction ​and care

Benefits⁤ of Attending Phlebotomy School

Enrolling in ⁢a phlebotomy‍ school in Las Vegas comes with several advantages:

Hands-on‌ Experience: Most programs offer clinical practice, allowing ⁤you to gain real-world experience.

Networking Opportunities: Schools often provide connections to local⁣ healthcare facilities ⁢for job placements.

Financial Aid Options: Many ⁢institutions⁤ offer financial aid for eligible students.

Practical Tips for Aspiring phlebotomists

Embarking on a phlebotomy career can be daunting, but with ⁢some practical tips, you⁤ can make the most of your journey:

Stay Organized: Keep track ⁣of your classes, ‌study schedules, ⁤and clinical hours.

Practice, Practice,​ Practice: Hone your skills as much as possible during your practical training.

Stay Informed: Keep ​up-to-date with the latest industry standards and techniques.

Case Studies:⁢ Success Stories of Phlebotomy Graduates

Many phlebotomy graduates have found‌ success in their careers. Here are a couple of inspiring case studies:

maria’s⁣ Journey

maria graduated‌ from the Nevada Career Institute ⁤and was hired promptly as a⁤ phlebotomist‍ at a local hospital. With ‍a passion for helping others, she managed to climb the ranks to become a lead technician within two years.

John’s‌ Career Transition

After years in ⁣retail, John decided to pursue​ phlebotomy. He attended the College of Southern Nevada⁤ and quickly found work at a community clinic.His experience in customer service​ helped him ​excel in patient interactions.

First-hand Experience: What⁢ it’s Like‍ to⁢ be a ⁣Phlebotomist

As a phlebotomist, ⁢each day can bring new challenges and rewards. Here’s a glimpse of what a typical day might look like for a phlebotomist:

Arrive at the clinic⁢ and review the patient list‍ for the day.

Prepare​ for blood draws by setting up the necessary equipment.

Interact ⁤with patients to explain the procedure ⁤and ease their nerves.

Perform blood draws with precision and care.

Document ‍patient information and ⁢ensure ​samples are processed correctly.

Conclusion

Pursuing a career in phlebotomy‍ in Las Vegas can be a stable ⁣and rewarding path. With a​ variety of reputable ‍schools offering tailored programs,you can acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in this healthcare role. Whether you are just starting or⁢ looking to advance your career, the future looks radiant‌ for aspiring phlebotomists in Las Vegas. Start⁤ your journey today, ‌and unlock the ‍potential for personal and professional growth ⁢in the⁢ ever-evolving world of healthcare.

https://phlebotomytechnicianprogram.org/check-out-the-top-phlebotomy-schools-in-las-vegas-your-guide-to-a-rewarding-career/

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Opening Careers in Healthcare: Your Guide to Phlebotomy Training in Las Vegas

Unlocking ⁣Careers in healthcare: Your Guide⁢ to⁤ Phlebotomy Training in Las ​Vegas

The healthcare⁢ industry is‌ a dynamic and‌ rapidly growing field,‍ offering a variety of rewarding career opportunities. One ‌of the most accessible and crucial roles ⁢is that of a phlebotomist. If you’re considering ‍a ‌career in​ healthcare, this‍ complete guide will walk you ⁤through everything you need to⁣ know about phlebotomy‌ training in⁣ Las Vegas. From understanding the role of a phlebotomist to​ finding the right training program, we have you⁣ covered.

What is Phlebotomy?

Phlebotomy is the practice ⁣of drawing blood​ from patients ⁣for various purposes, including diagnostic testing, transfusions, and research. Phlebotomists are trained ⁣professionals ⁤essential ‌to the healthcare system, ​working in ⁣hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. They‍ not only‍ collect blood samples‌ but also⁢ ensure‌ patient comfort ‌and safety operations.

Why choose Phlebotomy ⁤as a Career?

High⁣ Demand: With‌ the increasing need for blood testing, the demand for phlebotomists⁤ is rising.

Swift ⁢Entry: Phlebotomy training programs‍ are ‌usually short, ranging from a⁢ few weeks to a few ‍months.

Impactful Work: ⁤As a phlebotomist, you play a direct role ‌in patient care ‌and ⁣helping diagnose health issues.

Flexible⁤ Work⁤ Hours: Many phlebotomists work​ part-time or flexible shifts, making it a great ⁢option​ for various lifestyles.

Opportunities for⁣ Advancement: starting in phlebotomy can open doors to further healthcare education and​ career advancements.

Phlebotomy Training in Las Vegas

Choosing the Right Training Program

When seeking phlebotomy training in Las Vegas, it’s essential to select ‌a program that fits your ⁤needs and career goals. Consider the following factors:

Accreditation: Ensure the⁢ program is accredited by recognized organizations ⁢like the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences⁣ (NAACLS).

Curriculum: Look for‌ a⁤ program ‌that combines classroom instruction with hands-on clinical practice.

Duration: Programs typically range from⁢ 4 to 12 weeks;‌ consider⁤ your⁢ personal schedule.

Job Placement Rate: ‍Investigate how many graduates find employment in the field after completion.

Location and Schedule: Choose a program⁢ that offers versatility and convenience ⁣based on your current commitments.

Top‍ Phlebotomy Training Programs in Las ‌Vegas

Program Name

Duration

Certification

Phlebotomy Training Specialists

4 Weeks

CPR & Blood Collection Certification

college of ⁢Southern Nevada

8 Weeks

State Certification

Ultimate Medical Academy

12‌ Weeks

National Certification

The Phlebotomy Training Process

Phlebotomy training ⁣typically consists of⁣ two ​main components: theoretical learning and practical experiance.

Theoretical Learning

In⁤ this phase, you’ll cover the ⁤fundamentals of blood collection, anatomy of ‍veins, infection control, and⁤ patient interaction.expect ‌to ‍participate in lectures, discussions, and examinations.

Hands-On⁢ Training

The next ⁣vital step is⁢ gaining hands-on experience. This practical‍ training allows you to ‌practice ​drawing blood under supervision ‍in a ⁣clinical setting. You’ll learn essential techniques⁣ to ensure safe and accomplished blood draws.

Benefits of Phlebotomy Certification

Employment‌ opportunities: Certified phlebotomists tend to attract more⁢ job offers.

Higher Salaries: With⁤ certification, you can often negotiate⁣ higher wages.

Career Advancement: Certification ‌can be a stepping stone ‌to specialized medical roles.

Tips ⁢for Success in phlebotomy Training

1. **Stay Organized**: ​Keep track of your lessons, hands-on practice sessions,‍ and assignments. 2.‍ **Practice Makes Perfect**: Spend‌ extra time practicing blood draws on simulation​ models. 3.**Ask Questions**: Always seek⁣ clarification on topics that are unclear. 4. **Network**: Build relationships with classmates⁣ and instructors; networking can lead to job⁢ opportunities post-certification.

First-Hand Experience: A⁢ Day in​ the Life of‍ a‌ Phlebotomist

To give you an idea of what it’s like‌ to work ‌as a⁢ phlebotomist, here’s a brief overview from Sarah, a certified phlebotomist in Las vegas:

“My day usually starts early. I arrive at the clinic and⁤ prepare for a busy day of drawing blood. I ⁤ensure my equipment is sterile and ready. ‍Interacting with patients‍ is one of the best parts! I love ⁣making them feel comfortable and safe. Each blood draw is unique, and ⁤I enjoy ​the ‌challenge of improving my skills ‍every day.” – Sarah

Case Studies: Success Stories in Phlebotomy

Consider these success stories from⁢ local graduates:

John‌ D.: After completing his ‍phlebotomy ‍training at the ‍College of southern Nevada, John found⁤ work in a local hospital. Within a year, he advanced to ⁢a lead phlebotomist position.

Maria S.: maria enrolled in​ a phlebotomy program while working part-time. She‍ completed ⁤her training and secured a full-time job shortly⁤ after ⁢graduation, allowing her to support her family.

Conclusion

Phlebotomy offers an exciting entry-point into the⁣ healthcare field,especially for those looking for⁣ a⁢ quick and ‍fulfilling career path.With several reputable phlebotomy training programs in ⁤Las Vegas, aspiring phlebotomists have the means⁢ to gain essential knowledge and skills. By following this guide, you can unlock ⁣your career in healthcare and make a real difference ⁤in patients’ lives. Whether you’re drawn to ⁤the profession ⁢for its stability, impact, or advancement opportunities, pursuing phlebotomy training is a significant⁤ first step.

https://phlebotomytrainingcenter.net/opening-careers-in-healthcare-your-guide-to-phlebotomy-training-in-las-vegas/

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Chase, Nevada

Small town off route 375 in Nevada, right by Groome Road, which leads directly to the East Gate of Nellis Test & Training Range - Area 51

Situated between Rachel & Crystal Springs - closer to Crystal Springs

Ex-trading post turned ranch land

Population is less than 1500 people

Other than ranching, Chase’s biggest economical pull is alien tourism, due to proximity to Area 51

Most residents either live in single-floor, suburb-type houses or trailers & double-wides. There are only a couple of apartment blocks in the town, just off the main street that runs through the centre of the town

Amenities

The Steer - The oldest bar in Chase, caters almost exclusively to the ranchers & older locals, located toward the back of the town, away from the highway

The Burning Lizard - A dive bar/club with a biker vibe due to being close to the truck stop & highway. Has live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

Ripley’s - An alien-themed bar and grill that pulls in the tourists, situated between the gas station and the trailer park, on the strip right next to the highway

Allie’s Truckstop - An all-night diner on the strip, attached to the gas station and local garage. Has a childrens play area out back with a spaceship-shaped jungle gym

Chase Gas and Gulp - Gas station that doubles up as a tourist information place & gift shop

Chase Autorepair - Garage attached to the gas station and truckstop

Chase Sundown Motel - On the strip by the truckstop, a little on the cheap side but not a total roach trap

Red Sands Trailer Park - A locals-only trailer park at the end of the main strip - where Brodie lives

Chace Grocery & Supply - not anything close to a Walmart but carries a decent range of food & other items - includes a meat counter, a bakery, a dairy counter & homewares department - meat and dairy are locally produced

Dave’s Hardware - Just a regular hardware store

Joy’s Curl Up and Dye - Hair salon

Chase post office - The original trading post building and one of two of the oldest structures in town

Chase Meridian Bank

Groome Road drive-in movie theatre/picnic area/rest stop

Sheriff’s Office and Chase townhall

Chase Clinic - There is no hospital in the area though. Any major medical emergencies have to be taken to Caliente - 1hr drive away

A veterinarians office - deals mostly in livestock and wildlife, but has a clinic for pets

St Matthews Church - A small, wooden chapel that is the second of the two oldest structures in the town.

An Army recruitment office

Chase public library - Small and a little outdated, but has free wifi

Chase Rec Centre - Recreation centre with sports facilities and an indoor swimming pool

Jed’s - A gun and ammunition store next to the Sheriff’s office

Emmett Brown Elementary School - named after the town founders wife

Chase High School

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The Strange Disappearance of Kenny Veach

The Mojave Desert, located in the southwestern United States, is a brutal and unforgiving landscape.

Sprawling over parts of four states; California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah, the area is so vast that entire European countries like Ireland and Iceland could fit comfortably within its boundaries.

The “high desert” is prone to extreme temperatures and arid conditions. In November of 2014, an American hiker named Kenny Veach had a strange encounter with a mysterious cave in the Sheep Mountain area, just north of Las Vegas.

Once, he posted: “I hike over mountain top after mountain top and sleep on peaks under the stars . . . Sometimes I have to scale giant cliffs to get myself out of a jam, but I always make it back.”

He was proud of the fact that there was only one time that he had to be rescued on one of his adventures, and that was when he injured his leg at the top of a mountain.

Tired of the daily Monday-through-Friday grind, Kenny wanted to be his own boss, be in charge of his own life, and have the free time to immerse himself in his desert explorations.

So, he quit his day job and decided to be an inventor. He started a YouTube channel, documenting his creations and his forays into the desert.

It was in June of 2014, using the name Snakebitmcgee, Kenny left a comment in response to a YouTube video that read: That ain’t nothing. I am a long-distance hiker. One time, during one of my hikes out by Nellis Air Force Base, I found a hidden cave.

The entrance to the cave was shaped like a perfect capital M. I always enter every cave I find, but as I began to enter this particular cave, my whole body began to vibrate.

The closer I got to the cave entrance, the worse the vibrating became. Suddenly, I became very scared and high-tailed it out of there. That was one of the strangest things that ever happened to me. 

Unbeknownst to Kenny and the rest of the world, that comment would have tragic consequences.

Kenny’s comment on that video sparked a flurry of requests for him to prove his claim.

Since he hadn’t documented the first trip to what would become known as “the M cave”, he needed to go back to the area to locate it and, this time, document what he found.

On his second search for the cave, he went armed with a 9-millimeter handgun and a video camera. 

He documented some wildlife and found a whole horde of pine nuts that he gleefully ate on camera. He stood next to an abandoned mine shaft and rather sheepishly declared that he was unable to find the cave on his second hike.

Much to Kenny’s dismay, that video was met with criticism. Many thought he had made the whole thing up, and the public demanded proof of his claim of a mysterious cave with supernatural properties.

Viewers actively encouraged, and some even dared Kenny to go back out to the mountain range a third time. 

However, one comment on his video, which has since been deleted, read, “No! Do not go back there. If you find that cave entrance, don’t go in, you won’t get out.”

Whether that comment was made by somebody teasing Kenny or whether it was a serious warning by somebody who was personally familiar with the cave is unknown.

Regarding the M cave, Kenny said, “I solo hike across mountain tops that most people wouldn’t dare go. I have been in more caves than I can count. I play with rattlesnakes for fun. But this one particular cave was beyond anything I had ever encountered.”

Hoping to put the naysayers in their place, Kenny hiked out to the territory a third time.

On the 10th of November 2014, Kenny once again made his way to the Sheep Mountain area, which is close to the U.S. Air Force installation called Area 51, known for its speculated connection to UFOs and secret government experiments.

It’s located near Groom Lake and is within the Nevada Test and Training Range. As late as 2012, the U.S. government denied the existence of Area 51, and it is still closed to the public.

Both ground and aerial searches were conducted, but no sign of Kenny could be found.

Dave Cummings from Red Rock Search & Rescue reported finding Kenny’s cell phone next to an abandoned vertical mine shaft, where he filmed part of the M cave video.

Specially trained individuals were called in to conduct a search of the mine. Unfortunately, aside from his vehicle and his cell phone, no trace of Kenny was ever found.

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afterburner exhaust plumes that presented a substantial radar return from the A-12’s aft quadrant”. Hiding the exhaust plumes was a problem that was temporarily solved by adding C 50 to the fuel.. However, there was one aspect of the plane’s radar signature that still proved difficult to manage, the exhaust outlets for the J58s and the giant plume from the engines at full afterburner, which was necessary to propel the A-12 to its blistering top speed of well over Mach 3.

“To overcome the afterburner problem of a large radar cross section return from the aft quadrant, we proposed the use of [a] cesium additive to the fuel,” Kelly Johnson wrote in his A-12 history. “This was first brought up by Mr. Ed Lovick of ADP and its final development was passed over to P&W. It was eventually a basic part of our cross section reduction methods.”

I am still unsure if the additive C 50 was added to the fuel after Lockheed won the contract. I have heard that airman put in request for compensation after being exposed to this dangerous element. Does anyone know if this is true or not?

Facts

The US government’s official name for Area 51 is the Nevada Test and Training Range, which is a unit of the Nellis Air Force Base. Today it is used as an open training range for the US Air Force.

According to the CIA, the name Area 51 comes from its map designation. It was also previously referred to as “Paradise Ranch” in order to make the facility sound more attractive to those that would be working there. “Paradise Ranch” was then shortened to “the Ranch.” Other nicknames include “Watertown” and “Dreamland.”

I remember hearing my Dad and his friends talk about the ranch. I would listen because I thought they were talking about Roy Rogers.

1958, under Public Land Order 1662, the 38,400-acre land area was “withdrawn from public use by the US Atomic Energy Commission, a predecessor to the US Department of Energy.”

It is located more than 120 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

It is restricted to the public and has armed guards patrolling the perimeter. It’s also impossible to enter the airspace above without permission from air traffic control.

Area 51 has long been a topic of fascination for conspiracy theorists and paranormal enthusiasts who believe it to be the location where the US government stores and hides alien bodies and UFOs

I personally do not believe that UFOs are from other worlds beyond the Earth. UFOs are only black projects that we don’t know about yet..

The A-12 test model mounted on the shrouded stand to reduce radar signature from the stand itself. Note the fairings on the exhaust area

The A-12 was the CIA’s first stealth plane, its radar cross-section reduced by 90%. We had the plane on the [test] ‘pole’ for 16 months. Every time a Russian satellite came over, we had to take the plane down and hide it.

We didn’t know until many years later that the Russians knew what we were doing from their infrared cameras seeing where the plane’s shadow had been.

The fairings that simulate the cesium masking agent coming from the exhaust area.

Other images show a long fairing behind the exhaust section of the aircraft engine. This shape apparently played a role in evaluating the cesium fuel additive that helped mask the non-stealthy rear aspect of the aircraft at its afterburner exhausts.

Barnes mentions, “Adding cesium to the fuel produced a metallic salt, that, when vaporized, had a very low ionization potential and efficiently produced a plasma cloud [behind the aircraft] Linda Sheffield ( my source is google)

@Habubrats71 via X

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Discover Lucrative Phlebotomist Jobs in Las Vegas: Your Gateway to a Rewarding Healthcare Career!

Are you looking for a rewarding healthcare ⁢career in Las⁣ Vegas? Have ‌you considered becoming a phlebotomist? Phlebotomists are an essential part ‍of the healthcare system, responsible for drawing blood from patients for⁢ medical testing, transfusions, donations, and research.⁣ Not only is the demand for phlebotomists on⁣ the ⁤rise, but it can also be⁢ a lucrative and fulfilling career‌ choice.

In this article, we’ll explore how you can ‍discover lucrative phlebotomist jobs in Las Vegas and embark on a rewarding healthcare career. We’ll cover the job outlook for phlebotomists in the Las Vegas area, the necessary education and training requirements, the potential‍ salary range, and tips for landing your ‍dream job. Let’s dive in!

### Job‍ Outlook for Phlebotomists in Las Vegas

The healthcare industry in Las Vegas is booming, and‌ with it comes an increased demand for qualified healthcare professionals, including​ phlebotomists. According ​to the Bureau‍ of Labor Statistics, employment of phlebotomists is projected to grow by 17% from 2019⁢ to 2029,⁣ much faster than the average for all occupations.

Las Vegas, with‌ its bustling hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities, provides ample opportunities for phlebotomists to find work. Whether you’re interested in working in a‍ hospital, a blood donation center, a diagnostic laboratory, or a ⁢physician’s office, there are⁤ plenty of⁤ options available to ‍kickstart your career as a phlebotomist in Las Vegas.

### Education and Training Requirements

To become ​a phlebotomist⁤ in Las Vegas, you typically need to complete a phlebotomy training program⁤ and obtain a certification. These programs are offered by community colleges, vocational schools, and healthcare facilities, and typically take anywhere from a few weeks to⁢ a few months to complete.

Some key skills and qualities that are essential for phlebotomists include attention to detail, good ​communication skills, compassion for patients, and the ability to work⁣ well under pressure. Additionally, phlebotomists must have a strong understanding of medical terminology and procedures, as well as‌ knowledge of safety protocols and infection control.

### Potential ⁣Salary Range

Phlebottomists in Las‍ Vegas can earn a competitive salary, with the average annual wage for phlebotomists in Nevada being $36,280 according to the BLS. However, salaries can vary depending on factors such⁢ as your level of experience, the⁢ type of healthcare facility you work in, and the certifications⁢ you hold.

In addition to a base⁢ salary, phlebotomists in Las Vegas may also be eligible for benefits‌ such as health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and opportunities for career advancement. With the right‍ qualifications and experience, you ‍could potentially earn even more as a phlebotomist in Las Vegas.

### Tips for Landing Your Dream Job

If you’re interested in pursuing‍ a career as a phlebotomist in Las Vegas, here are some tips ‍to help you land ‌your dream job:

-⁤ Research different healthcare facilities in Las Vegas to find potential job opportunities. – Network with professionals in the ⁣healthcare⁢ industry, attend job ‍fairs, and consider joining relevant organizations to expand your connections. – Customize your resume ⁣and cover letter to highlight your phlebotomy training, certifications, and ⁢relevant experience. – Prepare for job interviews ‌by practicing common​ interview questions and showcasing your ⁢skills and qualifications. – Stay updated on ⁣the latest developments in the field of ​phlebotomy and pursue continuing education to ⁤enhance your knowledge and skills.

By following these tips and staying proactive in your job search, you can increase your‌ chances of securing a lucrative phlebotomist job in Las Vegas and kickstart⁣ your career in the ⁢healthcare industry.

### Conclusion

Becoming a phlebotomist in Las Vegas can be a rewarding ⁣and fulfilling career choice. With the growing ​demand for healthcare professionals in the Las Vegas area, there is a wealth of opportunities available for phlebotomists to excel and make ⁤a⁣ positive ⁤impact in the lives of patients.

If you’re passionate about healthcare, have excellent interpersonal skills, and are looking for a dynamic career that offers‍ competitive compensation and job security, then ​phlebotomy⁢ could be the perfect fit for you. Take the first step towards discovering lucrative phlebotomist jobs ⁣in Las Vegas and embark on a rewarding healthcare career ⁤today!

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