Phlebotomist
Sullivan County Community Hospital
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- Location
- Sullivan, IN
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 21
- 3 days ago
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What you'll do
- Consistently complies with established Behavioral Expectations
What you need
- High school graduate or equivalent
- Formal phlebotomy training desired
- Education: a high school diploma
Key skills
PhlebotomyVenipunctureHeel sticksCPRTyping skillsWaived testingProficiency testingOrder of drawSpecimen collectionQuality control
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QUALIFICATIONS
Education
High school graduate or equivalent
Formal phlebotomy training desired
Experience/Skills
One to two years’ experience
Typing skills
Ability to work with co-workers, patients, outside agencies, and physicians
Performs waived testing and participates in proficiency testing programs
Required Licenses/Certifications
CPR
Working Conditions
Clean, well-lit working environment with good ventilation
ROUTINE RESPONSIBILITIES
Behavioral Expectations
Consistently complies with established Behavioral Expectations
Responsibilities/Technical Skills
Practices courtesy, tact, and diplomacy–essential elements of the job–when in contact with lab customers
Maintains a professional and friendly atmosphere for patients and co-workers
Answers telephone
Faxes
Files and organizes
Sends mail to mailroom daily
Checks equipment temperatures daily, making sure they are in range, and that corrective action is taken if a temperature is out of range
Receives and logs specimens coming into clinical and waived laboratories
Reads and understands requisitions and physicians’ orders for laboratory requests
Has knowledge of the correct order of draw
Has knowledge of test requirements such as specimen collection container, specimen processing, and specimen storage and transportation.
Assembles equipment, such as needles, appropriate containers, etc. according to specified procedures.
Adequately performs venipuncture and heel sticks according to procedures.
Performs Nursing Home collections
Properly labels all collected specimens
Accurately documents and reports patient results
Consults with appropriate lab personnel when test findings are abnormal
Draws blood competently and expediently with as little patients discomfort as possible
Completes duties in a timely and productive manner, responding to workload appropriately
Knows how to prioritize STATs, ASAP, time scheduled test, etc.
Conducts drug screen–Non DOT and DOT–collection and processing
Reports and documents critical value within established time frames
Follows lab procedures for waived tests: urine dipstick, urine hCG, strep screens, Covid/Flu A/B, and RSV
Stocks work area and supplies prior to leaving and throughout the day and as needed
Disinfects work area and equipment according to laboratory procedure
Reports to the director when results are unacceptable
Participates in at least 80% of monthly departmental meetings
Other duties as assigned
Quality Control/Quality Assurance
Conducts daily charge review
Maintains accurate records
Consistently performs, analyzes, and records quality control data
Properly follows procedures to confirm patient identity
Takes necessary and appropriate corrective action, and documents consistently
Reports NO patient results when quality control values are unacceptable
Participates in quality assurance monitoring programs
Performs necessary quality assurance documentation consistently
Performs other duties as assigned
Budget/Cost Containment/Misc.
Conscious of cost containment and complies as feasible
Monitors inventory and orders supplies on a weekly basis
Conducts monthly review of supplies to check for expiration dates
Notifies the Manager when supplies are low and have not been received
Follows the SCCH attendance policy
Utilizes time clock in a professional manner
Clocks out for breaks if leaving the hospital grounds
Works overtime hours only when approved by manager
Competency/Education
Documents competency of job performance at 6 months and on an annual basis according to CLIA guidelines
Performs required education in HealthStream
Performs required mandatory education in MediaLab
Full time/Day shift
80 hours/Biweekly