Phlebotomist Overview • As a Phlebotomist, you will perform professional blood collection services ensuring patient comfort and specimen integrity. • Deliver exceptional care while adhering to safety and compliance standards in a dynamic healthcare setting. • Conduct venipuncture using straight and butterfly needles, prioritizing precision and patient satisfaction. • Travel to various locations to provide phlebotomy services, showcasing adaptability and dedication. • Ensure proper specimen handling, packaging, and storage to maintain testing accuracy. • Participate in ongoing training programs to enhance skills and stay updated on protocols. • Support laboratory operations by addressing inquiries and assisting in result interpretation when needed. • Contribute to a collaborative environment focused on patient care and technical excellence. Phlebotomist Key Responsibilities & Duties • Perform accurate blood collection, labeling, and centrifugation following established protocols. • Ensure specimen integrity by adhering to storage and temperature requirements. • Match laboratory requisition forms with specimen tubes to ensure accuracy. • Package specimens securely for transport, maintaining compliance standards. • Utilize personal protective equipment to adhere to safety regulations. • Update patient information and laboratory records accurately for data integrity. • Assist in maintaining laboratory equipment and documenting maintenance activities. • Provide compassionate care and clear communication during specimen collection processes. Phlebotomist Job Requirements • High School Diploma or GED required for eligibility. • Minimum of 1 year of phlebotomy experience; 2 years preferred. • Proficiency in venipuncture techniques using straight and butterfly needles. • Knowledge of OSHA and DEP regulations for laboratory safety and compliance. • Flexibility to travel across multiple locations as required. • Strong organizational skills for specimen labeling, storage, and transport. • Excellent communication skills to explain procedures and address inquiries. • Commitment to delivering high-quality patient care and maintaining professional standards.