What are the responsibilities and job description for the Regional Phlebotomy Manager - NC and Upstate SC position at Mako Medical?
Job Details
Description
Job Title: Regional Phlebotomy Manager (RPM)
Department: Phlebotomy Services
Reports To: Account Director
Job Summary
The Regional Phlebotomy Manager (RPM) is responsible for ensuring the efficient operation of phlebotomy services within a designated region. Under the direction of the Account Director, the RPM supervises the Phlebotomists (PSRs), ensuring that all daily tasks are completed accurately and on time. This role maintains a safe, professional, and compliant environment for patients, clients, and employees by overseeing PSR activities, implementing policies and procedures, and providing effective leadership.
Key Responsibilities
Essential Functions:
Physical, Mental Demands, and Conditions:
Description
Job Title: Regional Phlebotomy Manager (RPM)
Department: Phlebotomy Services
Reports To: Account Director
Job Summary
The Regional Phlebotomy Manager (RPM) is responsible for ensuring the efficient operation of phlebotomy services within a designated region. Under the direction of the Account Director, the RPM supervises the Phlebotomists (PSRs), ensuring that all daily tasks are completed accurately and on time. This role maintains a safe, professional, and compliant environment for patients, clients, and employees by overseeing PSR activities, implementing policies and procedures, and providing effective leadership.
Key Responsibilities
Essential Functions:
- Travel to client locations within the designated region on short notice.
- Implement and distribute Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for phlebotomy services in accordance with Mako guidelines, including daily PSR tasks, CIR resolution, and PPE management.
- Provide leadership to the team, solving problems, making decisions, assisting in procedure development, and attending client meetings with the Account Manager.
- Manage the employee hiring process, including job descriptions, performance expectations, and participation in interviews and selection of PSR employees.
- Supervise and evaluate PSR performance, conduct employee orientation, training, and continuing education.
- Coach, counsel, motivate, and evaluate employee performance on a continual basis, implementing disciplinary actions as needed in consultation with upper management and HR.
- Coordinate the work of phlebotomists to ensure consistent production and service levels.
- Conduct site visits as assigned, documenting findings and assisting with quality assurance (QA) audits.
- Foster positive employee relations, ensuring an ethical, non-discriminatory, and safe work environment.
- Manage department supplies and inventory, ensuring proper usage and availability.
- Ensure all specimens are collected accurately and in a timely manner.
- Provide phlebotomy coverage as needed in locations where PSRs are unavailable.
- Maintain accurate records and documentation of all activities.
- Approve employee schedules and time/attendance entries to minimize overtime.
- Assist in compiling monthly statistics and data.
- Submit accurate expense and travel logs as directed by management.
- Adhere to company dress code, grooming policies, and demonstrate organizational commitment.
- Demonstrate professional and courteous behavior with clients, patients, and co-workers, promoting a cooperative work environment.
- Perform duties independently while communicating issues to management as needed.
- Contribute to team efforts by maintaining a positive work climate.
- Participate in periodic inventory counts with phlebotomists and team leaders.
- Adhere to laboratory safety precautions and procedures as outlined in procedure manuals.
- Follow all security and privacy practices to protect sensitive health information.
- Comply with the Corporate Compliance Program and policies, including Privacy and Security policies.
- Collaborate with other departments within Mako and subsidiaries.
- Other duties as assigned.
- High School Diploma or GED required.
- Certified Phlebotomy Technician.
- Minimum of 2 years of prior job-related experience.
- Previous supervisory experience required.
Physical, Mental Demands, and Conditions:
- Ability to communicate effectively with supervisors, peers, and subordinates through verbal and written methods.
- Demonstrate active listening and responsiveness to both patient and team needs.
- May be required to work in or near biohazardous materials, including bloodborne pathogens.
- Assist and care for others by providing personal, medical, and emotional support.
- Gather and process information from all relevant sources.
- Update knowledge and apply new techniques to the job.
- Strong time management, service orientation, and problem-solving skills.
- Proficient in management of personnel resources, including motivating and directing employees.
- Ability to manage, evaluate, and document job performance.
- Ability to travel on short notice and frequently throughout the week.
- Strong deductive reasoning and decision-making skills.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills to ensure clarity and understanding.