Clinical Lab Technician (Phlebotomist)

Medlink Georgia•Demorest, GA

19h

About The Position

MedLink Georgia is seeking a compassionate, detail-oriented Clinical Lab Technician to support healthcare professionals in delivering patient-centered care. The role performs venous and capillary phlebotomy, routine in-house laboratory studies, specimen preparation, equipment maintenance, quality-control activities, and related patient-care and administrative duties. The technician follows clinic guidelines and protocols, shares relevant patient information with the care team, and participates in team and community health activities.

Requirements

Certification as a Laboratory Technician, Phlebotomist, or Medical Assistant.
At least one year of experience in the medical field, or completion of an approved internship program, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Perform phlebotomy by venous and capillary puncture according to established procedures and perform routine in-house laboratory studies.
Match computer orders with specimen labels; sort, check, and log specimens; arrange reports for delivery; and keep work surfaces clean and orderly.
Maintain quality results by running standards and controls, verifying equipment function, performing routine maintenance and advanced troubleshooting, calibrating equipment using approved procedures, and monitoring quality-control measures and protocols.
Prepare specimens for outside laboratory studies and maintain knowledge of specimen collection devices and tubes.
Maintain equipment, ensure adequate lab supplies, and keep the workspace organized.
Sterilize medical equipment and maintain it in good working order.
Use personal protective equipment appropriately and follow safe work practices.
Follow clinic guidelines and protocols and participate in developing new ones.
Share information gathered from patients with appropriate team members to support comprehensive patient care.
Educate patients about procedures and document education as appropriate for the test being performed.
Assist with occupational health visits according to established protocols.
Complete paperwork and clerical duties as needed, including answering phones and entering information into computers.
Manage a personal inbox and assist with calling patients about laboratory test results.
Participate in community health and disease-prevention activities.
Participate in daily team huddles when required or requested.
Participate in staff development programs and promote team cohesiveness.
Treat staff, practitioners, visitors, and patients with dignity and respect.
Perform other duties as assigned.