Performs all the duties of a PSR I, PSRII and Floater. Handles more complex draws and related issues. Oversee a wide variety of activities in assigned PSC(s)/IOP(s). This may include activities such as basic troubleshooting, metric/data gathering and submission, and maintaining a clean, safe work environment. Maintain a high level of Quality and Productivity. Assist in assuring all wait time goals and patient satisfaction goals are met. Support rollout of company initiatives/new SOPs/procedures/computer updates as needed. Direct point of contact for the phlebotomy staff working at the PSCs/IOPs. Establish yourself as the individual that others seek for counsel/knowledge. Serve as on-site training support/mentor. Review trackers with employees and offer suggestions to them for avoiding them in the future. Serve as a “buddy” for new employees. Oversee the ordering and monitoring of supplies. Initial point of contact for resolving customer service issues at PSC/IOP. Triage issues for resolution or escalation, as appropriate. Assist supervisors in monitoring overtime and staff work schedules at the PSC/IOP and offer suggestions/ideas for improvement if needed. Assist supervisors in identifying problems, determining their causes and implementing solutions. Assist in ensuring work environment is cooperative and professional. Role model for demonstrating professional behavior and treating all patients with care and compassion at all times. Assist in mentoring other PSC staff to exhibit Ambassador qualities. Project a personal commitment to Quest Diagnostics company goals. Participate on committees. Provide coverage at other sites (PSCs/IOPs) on an occasional basis. Assist supervisors in assuring that all personnel are consistently demonstrating the Patient Care Gold Standards.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED