Lab Tech/Phlebotomist - Full-time, Day Shift

The Johns Hopkins Hospital is a world-renowned leader in patient care, serving the greater Baltimore community and patients from all across the globe. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff teams provide support throughout our many specialty departments and centers, from primary visits to emergency care.

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Location: The Medical Pavilion at Howard County, Columbia, MD

Full Time/Day Shift: 8:00am - 4:30pm Monday-Friday

Will Consider Lab Tech I, II or Lab Tech Certified Phlebotomist

As an essential duty & primary role - this position requires that all LT-CP's utilize their phlebotomy skills on a regular basis. A majority of scheduled shifts will be assigned to and performing specimen collection/phlebotomy, direct patient contact.

• Performs various specimen collection and phlebotomy techniques in the collection of specimens for Inpatients and/or Outpatients. May operate and maintain automated pre-analytical instrumentation and participate in inventory management. Ensures the accuracy of all data entry and processed specimens. Responsible for initiating or verifying that the correct action is taken to resolve all specimen collection and specimen processing problems. Reviews lab requisitions for accuracy and collects and performs data entry of pertinent clinical, patient demographics, and insurance/payment information (when applicable).
• Demonstrates excellent customer service and safe & compassionate patient care at all times. Trains others bedside or at collection stations.
• May perform data entry, processing of specimens, both for in-house and referrals; billing functions, and all patient registration and pre-analytic set ups (may be required to process lab payments). Serves as a mentor, and works in support of associated department initiatives, projects, and training. May serve as "charge tech" for processing and phlebotomy when trained/assigned.

High school diploma or equivalent including high school level course work in biology, chemistry, and mathematics and the completion of accredited phlebotomy training which precludes certification eligibility*.

*To be eligible for ASCP-PBT certification you must complete a NAACLS approved phlebotomy program including clinical rotation/internship within the last five years, or completed a formal two part phlebotomy training program within the last five years (40 hours classroom and 100 venipunctures and 25 skin punctures), or be certified in another allied health profession (RN, LPN, MT, etc) which included formal phlebotomy training and completion of 100 venipunctures and 25 skin punctures.

Work Experience:

• Two or more years on-the-job or outside experience as a Phlebotomist. Advancement to Lab Tech-Certified Phlebotomist is possible for current staff meeting all minimum eligibility requirements and following the successful completion of at least two years of JHH employment in Lab Tech/Phlebotomy positions, or having met the two-year full-time years' experience to include at least 6 months JHH employment when included with prior experience. Required Licensure, Certification, On-going Training:
• Phlebotomy certification required. Compensation will be commensurate with equity and experience for roles of similar scope and responsibility. The Hospital reserves the right to modify employee schedules as needed.

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