This position is tasked with identifying, obtaining, labeling, and properly storing both blood and urine samples from individuals receiving services. The certified phlebotomist will be responsible for obtaining identifying information, record documentation, and monitoring of the individual throughout the entire process while maintaining respectful and professional boundaries. Services will be provided in a culturally competent, trauma-informed, person-centered methods empowering the individual to guide treatment. All contaminated sharps and materials will be disposed of in accordance with applicable laws, standards, regulations, and policies. This position will coordinate laboratory testing services between LifePath Systems and our contracted test performance laboratories. This position will be responsible for ordering, stocking, and maintaining all supplies required for blood draws and urine samples. The certified phlebotomist is responsible for tracking monthly absolute neutrophil count (ANC) lab results, updating the REMS database, maintaining the Clozaril tracker, faxing all lab results to pharmacies, and faxing standing orders to external laboratory blood draw facilities as needed. Certified phlebotomist will routinely review physical spaces (common areas, exits and entrances, office, etc.) for actual or perceived safety concerns that may affect individuals receiving services and other workforce members, and ensure all areas are welcoming. Phlebotomist provides support to the medication distribution center to include receiving, inventory management and distributing medications. Also provides support to the Patient Assistance Program (PAP) to ensure that individuals served can access medications covered under this program. Other duties as assigned. All practices will follow state/federal laws. The certified phlebotomist will always exhibit professional behavioral.