Paula A. Schubert, Phlebotomist
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Paula A. Schubert

Phlebotomist

1620 Peacock Road Richmond Virginia, 47374
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Dr. Paula Schubert is a phlebologist practicing in Richmond, Virginia. Dr. Schubert is a medical doctor specializing in veins and venous diseases. As a phlebologist, Dr. Schubert diagnoses, treats and in certain cases prevents diseases of the veins. Dr. Schubert may treat vein disorders like clotting disorders, varicose veins, leg ulcers, capillary anomalies, vascular birthmarks, lymphatic diseases and more. Treating abnormal veins can prevent blood blots in the future. Phlebologists perform treatments like microsclerotherapy, vascular laser therapy and sometimes minimally invasive surgeries.

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Professional Society Memberships

  • American Association of Medical Assistants, International Academy of Phlebotomist and Sciences Inc.

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Loves Helping People. She has a Personal Drive to go the Extra Mile to Help Others

Hobbies / Sports

  • Reading, Cross Stitching, Exercising

Paula A. Schubert's Practice location

1620 Peacock Road -
Richmond, Virginia 47374
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