Phlebotomist, PRN, Days
About The Position
The Phlebotomist at Logan Regional Medical Center performs venipunctures and related specimen collection tasks, ensuring specimens are accurately labeled and documented. The role prepares specimens for laboratory testing, maintains clean and stocked work areas, and follows infection control and safety protocols. The Phlebotomist interacts professionally with patients, explains collection procedures, monitors patients for safety during and after collection, documents work in the Laboratory Information System, and assists with related clerical tasks. Logan Regional Medical Center is a 132-bed, full-service community hospital in southern West Virginia. It describes itself as an award-winning hospital recognized by The Leapfrog Group, Becker’s, Forbes, and Newsweek/Statista.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Knowledge of specimen collection techniques, equipment, and protocols.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills for patient interactions.
- Attention to detail in labeling and documentation.
- Proficiency in data entry and laboratory information systems.
- Ability to handle stressful situations and provide compassionate care.
- Knowledge of infection control procedures and safety standards.
- Ability to stand, walk, and lift up to 50 lbs in a clinical setting.
- Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within the timeframe required by facility policy.
Nice To Haves
- Completion of a formal phlebotomy training program.
- Phlebotomy certification.
- Six months of acute care phlebotomy experience or one year of experience in an outpatient lab setting. Certain facilities may require prior laboratory experience based on operational needs, staffing models, or service complexity.
Responsibilities
- Perform venipunctures and capillary punctures to collect ordered blood specimens.
- Label, log, and process specimens according to laboratory protocols.
- Prepare collection trays and keep work areas clean and stocked.
- Explain collection procedures and tests clearly to patients.
- Monitor patients during and after specimen collection to ensure their safety.
- Document specimen collection in the Laboratory Information System (LIS).
- Assist with filing, data entry, and patient record management.
- Follow infection control and safety protocols during patient interactions.
- Respond to inquiries from patients, staff, and other departments about laboratory services.
- Participate in training, quality assurance, and continuing education as required.
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Education Level
High school or GED
