Mobile Phlebotomist: Part-Time

TridentCare•SeaTac, WA

4h•$21 - $23

About The Position

The Mobile Phlebotomist works under the general supervision of the Phlebotomy Supervisor to provide clinical pre-analytical laboratory services to clients and patients in a mobile setting. The role is responsible for completing assigned routes safely and on time while following company policies and procedures. The work includes travel to client facilities, typically nursing homes, and collection, processing, and delivery of physician-ordered specimens. The position requires following specimen preservation, patient preparation, specimen management, safety, and documentation procedures without personal deviation. The employee uses approved current documents, maintains records as instructed, and communicates regularly with the dispatcher regarding status and location. The role may involve on-call evenings and weekends and irregular unscheduled overtime as needed based on workload or absenteeism.

Requirements

Current, valid State phlebotomy license, if required.
Current, valid State driver's license, car insurance, a good driving record, and a vehicle in good working condition suitable for daily driving requirements.
Proficiency in venipuncture and skin puncture using both vacutainer and syringe techniques.
Knowledge of laboratory operations.
Excellent communication and interaction skills for the populations served, including pediatric and geriatric communities.
Treat customers and patients with respect, dignity, and discretion, recognizing residents’ rights and patients’ right to refuse.
Regular attendance.
Ability to safely operate in accordance with applicable health and safety policies and procedures, including consistent and proper use of Personal Protective Equipment.

Responsibilities

Drive to client facilities, typically nursing homes, as directed by the dispatcher, supervisor, or coordinator.
Unload the company-provided phlebotomy tray and bring it to patients’ bedsides to collect physician-ordered samples.
Accurately identify patients before collecting specimens.
Collect, label, process, and deliver patient specimens accurately.
Reload equipment and specimens into the vehicle for prompt delivery.
Regularly communicate status and location to the dispatcher and create required records according to instructions.
Follow specimen preservation, patient preparation, and specimen management procedures as written, without personal deviation.
Use only approved current documents and change records only according to approved instructions.
Follow Universal Precautions and required safety precautions, report unsafe workplace conditions, and maintain a clean work area.
Maintain required certifications, health requirements, and operational requirements.
Report complaints and problems encountered.
Monitor supplies inventory, report low or out-of-stock supplies, and identify and segregate expired supplies.
Arrive promptly, be properly groomed, and wear proper identification when visiting facilities.
Accurately maintain and submit time records as directed.
Manage the assigned shift, including meal breaks.
Maintain sterile and sanitary conditions to prevent contamination.