The Phlebotomist performs specimen procurement in hospital departments and at off-site client locations, including skilled nursing, assisted living, group homes, behavioral health, rehabilitation, community-based residential, and other long-term care facilities. The role collects blood specimens through venipuncture, capillary, or arterial collection and may provide patients with instructions for collecting blood and non-blood specimens. The Phlebotomist drives ProHealth Care Laboratory vehicles, documents specimen collection and receipt in the Electronic Health Record, and may perform and report CLIA-waived testing. The position also reconciles end-of-shift workload reports, hands off work to the incoming shift using AIDET in communications, and serves as a liaison between the laboratory and nurses or other healthcare providers. The employee must be able to work at various PHC Lab locations as needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED