Phlebotomist -Goodlettsville Pediatrics a Division of Summit Medical Group

Goodlettsville Pediatrics , a Division of Summit Medical Group, is seeking experienced Outpatient Clinic Phlebotomist (Pediatric Practice) to join their clinical team. Our busy outpatient Pediatric Practice in Goodlettsville, TN provides excellent healthcare for infants, adolescents, and teens based upon the American Academy of Pediatrics, Bright Futures Periodicity Schedule. This is a full-time opportunity. Our Pediatric CLIA Certified In-Office Lab performs point-of-care testing and diagnostic lab tests to assess a child’s health and diagnose potential medical conditions. Responsibilities: (List does not include all duties assigned) · Collect, label, and process patient specimens like blook and urine, and prepare sample for testing and/or transport. Accurately labels and processes specimens to ensure sample integrity and correct patient identification. Performs in-house point-of-care testing that may include urine analysis, molecular strep & flu testing, fecal occult blood, and pregnancy tests. Performs CLIA-certified in-house CBCs. Abides by all CLIA approved processes as a Lab Testing Personnel. Completes and documents daily, monthly, and annual Proficiency Testing. Maintains up-to-date CLIA Quality Control logs Adheres to strict cleanliness and safety rules to prevent contamination or exposure. Enters patient data correctly and accurately communicating results or issues to doctors or nurses. Communicates effectively with both patients and healthcare professionals. Adheres to established policies and procedures including OSHA guidelines and the Corporate Compliance Program. Perform duties assigned in a professional manner following established policies and procedures while showing courteous and cooperative manner to co-workers, management, and public. Maintains strictest confidentiality. Actively takes part in site-level Quality Improvement Activities. Each employee will contribute to the continual evaluation site performance as well as the implementation and measurement of improvement activities that increase the quality of care provided to patients. Education: High School Diploma - required Phlebotomy Certificate (including hands-on classes) - required Experience: Minimum two years’ pediatric (In Office setting) experience – strongly needed.