About The Position

Licking Memorial Health Systems (LMHS) is seeking a Phlebotomist to collect and process specimens from patients across a range of age groups and care settings. The role includes blood collection, throat and nasal cultures, specimen registration and processing, and supporting outpatient services. The position also involves collecting chain-of-custody urine specimens and maintaining supplies, patient identification, confidentiality, and specimen-collection documentation. LMHS is a nonprofit healthcare organization serving Licking County. The organization describes its commitment to patient safety, state-of-the-art technology, diversity, equity, and inclusion, and compassionate community care. Employment is contingent on passing the National Certification for Phlebotomists Test within two years. CPR certification must be maintained.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • High-school-level knowledge and the ability to understand laboratory tests offered and the types of specimens required for those tests.
  • Pass the National Certification for Phlebotomists Test within two years of employment; continued employment is contingent on passing.
  • Maintain CPR certification.
  • Knowledge, skill, and ability to provide care for neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patient populations.

Responsibilities

  • Draw blood from neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients using established aseptic techniques, in the department and other patient care areas, including home draws and nursing home patients.
  • Collect throat and nasal cultures.
  • Assist with telephone inquiries.
  • Participate in capillary blood collection.
  • Handle billing and registration of non-patient specimens and patients attending outpatient services for specimen collection or drop-off.
  • Process specimens and complete other appropriate assignments.
  • Collect chain-of-custody post-accident urine specimens for Company Care clients and handle random employee urine drug screens for LMH.
  • Maintain supplies in outpatient and blood-draw baskets, check expiration dates, and document checks in a logbook.
  • Maintain positive patient and specimen identification and patient confidentiality.
  • Document patient specimen-collection instructions in a logbook.
  • Comply with safety equipment requirements and OSHA regulations.
  • Maintain CPR certification.

Benefits

  • Nursing students hired into a patient support role who successfully complete their introductory period may apply for promotion to Patient Care Assistant-Student Nurse; that role provides a $2/hour differential and increased tuition assistance.
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