Part Time Phlebotomist

Field Laboratory PhlebotomistThis role is a vital part of the quantitative drug testing process at Dominion Diagnostics. Responsibilities include collecting urine specimens and performing blood draws, accurately entering patient information into the electronic requisition system, and properly packaging and shipping all specimens to the laboratory for analysis. This position supports a detox and treatment center.Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday 7a-3pThe Phlebotomist will perform the following duties while delivering superior customer service:Facilitate the collection of urine samples and blood draws while following departmental policies, and complete all required order entry tasks.Maintain inventory of sampling supplies and ordering as needed.Maintain a high level of accuracy in all documentation.Follow established HIPAA and compliance policies.Must work efficiently with a team of laboratory professionals.Label specimens accurately and complete all required documentation.Prepare and package specimens for laboratory transport in accordance with shipping and stability guidelines.Ensure collection areas are clean, organized and stocked with necessary supplies.Report collection issues, refusals or unusual incidents according to facility policy.Follow infection control and safety protocols, including proper PPE usage.RequirementsCandidates who wish to apply for this opportunity should possess the following requirements:Punctuality and dependability with consistent attendance.Phlebotomy certificateExceptional customer service skills to ensure a positive experience for our clients and patients.Exceptional communication abilities, both written and verbal, as well as the ability to remain calm and professional under pressure, while maintaining a friendly and helpful demeanor.Basic computer/data entry skills and knowledge, including proficiency in common applications such as Microsoft Office, email communication, and the internet.Must be able to stand for long periods of time. Physical activities include frequent walking, sitting, bending, lifting, stooping, kneeling, reaching, twisting and squatting.