Phlebotomy Tech Certified : Irvine Venipuncture

Hoag•Irvine, CA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) collects, receives, processes, and distributes laboratory specimens. The CPT performs patient phlebotomy at different locations. The CPT communicates test results inter- and intra-departmentally as needed. The CPT helps to maintain equipment and supply par levels. Demonstrates thorough understanding of various phlebotomy techniques. Maintains aseptic techniques when collecting specimens and uses appropriate technique when drawing blood. Labels specimens immediately after completion of the procedure. Disposes of used needles and supplies in suitable containers. The CPT maintains a working knowledge of departmental standard operating procedures. This knowledge includes the use of specialized equipment, patient identification and specimen labeling requirements, lab safety, and computer functions related to order and receipt of specimens. The CPT projects an image of professionalism in communication, appearance, and conduct, and supports the laboratory mission. The CPT will maintain current knowledge of departmental updates, policies, and procedures. Uses initiative to resolve problems with appropriate action and follow-through, including documentation in the laboratory’s error tracking system. Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent required.
Must meet and maintain current State of California Certified Phlebotomy Technician I (CPTI) certification.

Nice To Haves

One year of healthcare experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Collects, receives, processes, and distributes laboratory specimens.
Performs patient phlebotomy at different locations.
Communicates test results inter- and intra-departmentally as needed.
Helps to maintain equipment and supply par levels.
Demonstrates thorough understanding of various phlebotomy techniques.
Maintains aseptic techniques when collecting specimens and uses appropriate technique when drawing blood.
Labels specimens immediately after completion of the procedure.
Disposes of used needles and supplies in suitable containers.
Maintains a working knowledge of departmental standard operating procedures, including specialized equipment, patient identification, specimen labeling, lab safety, and computer functions.
Projects an image of professionalism in communication, appearance, and conduct.
Supports the laboratory mission.
Maintains current knowledge of departmental updates, policies, and procedures.
Uses initiative to resolve problems with appropriate action and follow-through, including documentation in the laboratory’s error tracking system.
Performs other duties as assigned.