Under the direction of the Laboratory Coordinator, Practice Manager, and/or site Medical Director, the Phlebotomist collects blood specimens using venipuncture or capillary puncture techniques; instructs patients in the collection of urine and other body fluid specimens; processes specimens correctly; and tracks receipt of results. After documented training under a qualified instructor, the role also performs laboratory testing. Under general supervision of the Laboratory Operations Supervisor or Phlebotomy Coordinator, the position performs clerical and receptionist duties to receive, direct, and process patient specimens in the laboratory, and performs age-appropriate phlebotomy procedures for patients in sub-acute and long-term care facilities and adult day care centers. The role requires effective communication with people of all age groups served and the ability to perform essential job functions without posing a direct threat to workplace health and safety, with or without reasonable accommodation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED