Laboratory - Phlebotomist (Days)

Job Title: Phlebotomist / Laboratory Specimen Collector Job Summary: We are seeking a skilled, compassionate, and patient-focused Phlebotomist to join our clinical laboratory team. In this key role, you will be responsible for drawing blood specimens safely and efficiently, ensuring patient comfort while maintaining strict quality standards to deliver accurate diagnostic test results.

The ideal candidate possesses exceptional phlebotomy skills across all age groups and brings a warm, professional demeanor to patient interactions.

Key Responsibilities

Specimen Collection & Phlebotomy: Perform venipunctures properly with minimal patient discomfort; maintain a high rate of successful draws on diverse patient demographics. Patient Identification & Labeling: Positively identify patients and label blood and tissue specimens in strict compliance with clinical identification policies.

Laboratory Operations & Accessioning: Utilize computer systems for patient registration, order entry, and specimen accessioning; assist with routine laboratory specimen processing. Technical & Equipment Knowledge: Maintain thorough knowledge of various needle types, anticoagulants, special specimen handling, and preparation requirements for specific diagnostic tests.

Patient & Administrative Support: Greet patients and visitors in a cheerful, professional manner; answer telephone inquiries and direct calls appropriately. Inventory & Maintenance: Assist with stocking, organizing, and managing clinical laboratory supplies.

Qualifications

& Requirements: Clinical Experience: Minimum 2+ years of dedicated Phlebotomy experience [Required] . Demonstrated proficiency collecting specimens across all patient populations, including neonates, pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics [Required] . Certifications: Active Phlebotomy Certification (e.g., CPT via NHA, AMT, ASCP) [Required] .

Core Competencies: Excellent venipuncture technique, strong attention to detail in specimen labeling and documentation, intermediate computer skills, and a welcoming, empathetic bedside manner.