Laboratory Technician Assistant I - PD

Salinas Valley HealthSalinas, CA
435d$68,952 - $79,830

About The Position

The Laboratory Technician Assistant I plays a crucial role in supporting the quality of patient diagnosis and treatment by accurately collecting and processing physician-ordered tests under the supervision of the Lead Technologist Assistant. This position requires a commitment to patient care and adherence to safety standards while performing various laboratory tasks.

Requirements

  • High school education or GED required.
  • California State Phlebotomy Certification is required.
  • Current BLS/Healthcare Provider status as per American Heart Association standards preferred.
  • Two years experience working in an acute care setting as a phlebotomist preferred.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in a laboratory setting.
  • Knowledge of laboratory safety standards.

Responsibilities

  • Draws patient blood samples and brings the specimens to the Laboratory for processing.
  • Centrifuges, separates, and distributes the specimens to the appropriate sections.
  • Utilizes the Laboratory computer to log, edit, cancel, receive and print physician test requests.
  • Assists the Lead Technologist Assistant by taking inventory, restocking supplies and receiving specimens.
  • Maintains a clean, organized and fully stocked tray and work area.
  • Assists the Lead Technologist Assistant by training new assistants and performing other duties as needed.
  • Attends continuing education classes or training classes.
  • Adheres to the established Hospital safety standards by following safety procedures and reporting any unsafe conditions to the supervisor or department head.
  • Applies the Hospital's Policies and Procedures regarding guest relations.
  • Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patient served.

Benefits

  • Competitive hourly rate between $33.15 - $38.38 based on experience and qualifications.
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