Laboratory Phlebotomist

Millennium Physician Group•Jacksonville, FL

1d•$17 - $26

About The Position

Performs routine and moderately complex blood and specimen collection activities across assigned patient settings. Verifies patient identity, confirms collection requirements, handles specimen labeling and transport, and applies working knowledge to resolve routine collection issues while maintaining patient comfort and specimen integrity. The Laboratory Phlebotomy Technician carries out defined clinical support processes under moderate supervision. The role applies working knowledge to tasks that occasionally require interpretation or deviation from standard procedures. Decisions are procedure-driven and affect day-to-day patient interactions and team workflow. The technician handles routine and moderately non-routine situations and communicates clearly with patients, members, and clinical staff. This is a full-time position in Jacksonville, Florida, with a Monday–Friday schedule from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The anticipated base salary range is $17.10 to $25.65.

Requirements

Phlebotomy certification, M.A. certification, or a certificate from a phlebotomy program.
4+ years of experience in a laboratory.
Understanding of labeling and identification protocols, common laboratory tests, sample types, and vacutainers.

Responsibilities

Perform venipuncture, capillary collection, and other approved specimen collection procedures for routine and moderately complex draws.
Review test orders, patient identifiers, collection timing, specimen containers, and handling requirements before collection.
Respond to routine patient concerns, difficult draw situations, and collection workflow issues within established procedures.
Label, store, and route specimens to maintain chain of custody, temperature requirements, and specimen integrity.
Document collection activity, specimen issues, patient refusals, and unsuccessful attempts in applicable systems.
Maintain phlebotomy supplies, collection areas, and equipment in accordance with infection control and safety standards.
Communicate specimen collection issues, delays, or patient needs to laboratory, clinical, and care team partners.

Benefits

Three weeks of paid time off and eight paid holidays.
Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
Employer-paid basic life and short-term disability coverage, effective after one year of full-time employment.
401(k) with employer match.
Employee wellness benefits.
Employee discount programs, including Tickets at Work and cell phone discounts.
Dependent Care FSA.
Voluntary life insurance.
Long-term disability coverage.
Critical illness coverage.
Pet insurance.