What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hospital Phlebotomy Technician I position at Health Marketing?
This role involves collecting and processing biological specimens at various locations, including hospitals, patient centers, and mobile sites.
It requires accurate entry of patient and specimen data into computer systems, proper labeling, and timely delivery to analytical areas.
The position includes performing specific laboratory tests as assigned, ensuring specimen integrity, and adhering to all regulatory, safety, and quality standards.
Key responsibilities encompass maintaining specimen quality, documenting procedures accurately, and participating in quality assurance initiatives.
It also involves managing client relationships, supporting departmental financial responsibilities through resource management, and promoting teamwork and professional communication.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or equivalent, completion of a phlebotomy program or experience, and state-specific phlebotomy certification.
Additional requirements include flexibility to work across multiple locations, travel, and variable shifts, with a focus on error-free work and patient privacy.
Preferred skills include bilingual ability, knowledge of medical terminology, and related education or experience.
All candidates must demonstrate professionalism, a commitment to quality, and understanding of patient rights and confidentiality.
It requires accurate entry of patient and specimen data into computer systems, proper labeling, and timely delivery to analytical areas.
The position includes performing specific laboratory tests as assigned, ensuring specimen integrity, and adhering to all regulatory, safety, and quality standards.
Key responsibilities encompass maintaining specimen quality, documenting procedures accurately, and participating in quality assurance initiatives.
It also involves managing client relationships, supporting departmental financial responsibilities through resource management, and promoting teamwork and professional communication.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or equivalent, completion of a phlebotomy program or experience, and state-specific phlebotomy certification.
Additional requirements include flexibility to work across multiple locations, travel, and variable shifts, with a focus on error-free work and patient privacy.
Preferred skills include bilingual ability, knowledge of medical terminology, and related education or experience.
All candidates must demonstrate professionalism, a commitment to quality, and understanding of patient rights and confidentiality.