PRN Phlebotomist - Team Anders

CompuNet Clinical Laboratories•Springfield, OH

31d•Onsite

About The Position

The Float Phlebotomist is responsible for collecting and processing laboratory specimens at Patient Service Centers in the Springfield Region. This PRN/Pool position offers "as needed" availability, primarily during day shifts (Monday-Friday, 1:00 PM-5:30 PM), with Saturday availability required. The role involves ensuring accurate specimen collection across all age groups, handling various specimen types including urine drug screens and PCR nasopharyngeal swabs, and performing POCT testing. Key responsibilities include accurate requisition completion, proper patient identification and specimen handling, labeling, and preparation for testing. The phlebotomist will also manage billing information, process and store specimens according to protocol, utilize Sunquest 8.1 for specimen receipt and decant, and maintain appropriate specimen storage. They will manage order and specimen flow, assist in troubleshooting, operate and maintain equipment, and communicate effectively with customers. Inventory management, supply replenishment, and assisting in training new staff are also part of the role. Adherence to regulatory requirements, corporate standards, and departmental policies is essential, along with performing other requested job duties.

Requirements

Must be a high school graduate or equivalent.
Must have recent phlebotomy training or experience, with at least 100 venipunctures completed.
Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

Ensure venipuncture and capillary punctures align with PSC policy with high accuracy.
Gather specimens across all age groups, proficient in urine drug screen collection.
Complete requisitions accurately, adhering to Patient Services procedures.
Properly handle patient identification and specimen processing.
Label and prepare specimens correctly for testing.
Verify billing information for accuracy.
Skilled in collecting PCR nasopharyngeal swabs and performing POCT testing.
Retrieve, process, and store specimens as per protocol.
Utilize Sunquest 8.1 for Specimen Receipt and Decant functions.
Maintain appropriate specimen storage temperatures and prepare batches for transport.
Manage order and specimen flow within the PSC/IOP.
Assist in troubleshooting patient draw, order, and specimen issues.
Operate and maintain departmental equipment, ensuring functionality.
Communicate effectively and courteously, prioritizing customer service.
Conduct regular inventory checks and replenish supplies as needed.
Assist in training new staff members.
Adhere to regulatory requirements, corporate standards, and departmental policies.
Perform other job duties as requested.