LAB CLERK/PHLEBOTOMIST-CLINICAL LABORATORY-FULL TIME EVENING (PM) SHIFT -8HR-VARIABLE SHIFTS

Salary Range: $40.79-$46.47 JC: 913 Lab/Clerk Phlebotomist Position Summary: Performs basic clerical and phlebotomy duties under the direction of the Office/Phlebotomy Supervisor. Acts as receptionist, handing a variety of related clerical duties and as a registration clerk where typing is a primary requisite. Also functions as s [phlebotomist, where drawing blood and processing specimens is a primary responsibility. Assists in the Histology and Microbiology departments when needed, Handles blood and other potentially infections body fluids on a daily basis. Follows all hospital and lab infection control and safety policies and procedures. Performs work assignments according to procedure, Assists in training new Clerk/phlebotomists. Responsible for verifying specimens, doing collection group inquiries and printing labels sets using the lab computer system. Must have proven good guest relation skills, maintain a good attendance record and follow all hospital rules, policies and procedures. must perform accurate work in a timely manner. Must be competent to assess and meet the needs of patients of all age group or contact appropriate hospital resource for guidance. in addition to performing the essential functions listed below, may also be assigned other duties as required. Education: Required - High School Diploma Desired - Courses in medical terminology or medical assisting Licenses: Required - Current State of California Phlebotomy Technician Certification Work Experience: Required - One year hospital experience or equivalent of three (3) years phlebotomy experience; ability to type at least 20 net wpm Language Skills: Required - English Computer Skills: Required - Ability to use Microsoft windows, Word Excel, Email or equivalent Other Skills and Abilities: Required - Verbal ability to communicate with staff, patients, and physicians Other Qualifications: Required - Clerical perception is necessary to proofread typewritten reports, to cross-index and file various documents and to avoid transcription errors. #J-18808-Ljbffr Washington Hospital