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Title: Phlebotomist 554026007
Department: Laboratory
Reports to: Laboratory Manager / Shift Supervisor
Collects clinical specimens from patients of all age populations for laboratory to ensure accurate laboratory clinical testing. Must demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient being served. Must demonstrate knowledge of age dependent expected values and assess data reflective of the patients' current status in relation to their age specific needs.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
Education: High School Graduate or Equivalent
Licensure: Level II – High School Graduate or Equivalent and completion of an accredited Phlebotomy Program or one
year full time experience.
Level III – Certified ASCP PBT or equivalent
Experience: Level I, II, or III – No experience required but preferred. Completion of an approved clinical phlebotomy program preferred.
Skills: Good Dexterity and hand control. Ability to distinguish sound in low to high range to assure proper operation of clinical equipment. Ability to communicate with other healthcare providers by telephone to obtain or give information critical to patient care. Ability to meet and relate to people. Ability to obtain and interpret pertinent information in terms of the patients' needs that is age-appropriate. Ability to select proper instrumentation/supplies appropriate for age group of patient served. (E)
Bending, standing, and stooping. Majority of time spent walking. Stress related to time constraints and heavy workload. Physically strenuous. Subject to call back as needed. Flexibility in scheduling required. Exposed to normal hazards of clinical laboratory setting; such as, exposure to disease-bearing specimens, toxic chemicals and hazardous wastes.