Cambridge Health Alliance
Phlebotomist - Homecare Services
Cambridge Health Alliance, Roxbury Crossing, Massachusetts, United States
Location:
CHA East Cambridge Care Center Work Days:
Homecare 8-5 w/var end-start, No weekend or holidays Category:
Clinical Support Department:
CHA PACE Job Type:
Full time Work Shift:
Day / Evening Hours/Week:
40.00 Union Name:
SH Laborers 381 About CHA PACE
Join a nationally recognized model of care with Cambridge Health Alliance's
Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) . We serve adults aged 55 and older, empowering them to achieve the highest level of independence while preventing nursing home placement. Our interdisciplinary team provides integrated medical and behavioral health services in a supportive environment. Position Overview
We are searching for a dedicated
Phlebotomist
to enhance our care team at CHA PACE. This unique role allows you to travel to PACE participants' homes to perform essential phlebotomy procedures, including blood sample collections, point-of-care testing, and the collection of self-collected samples. Your responsibilities will include ensuring accurate documentation, safe handling of blood samples, and maintaining a sterile environment. We are looking for someone with mastery in venipuncture and a commitment to providing compassionate care to our participants. Key Responsibilities
Travel to PACE participants' homes to draw blood samples. Greet participants warmly, verifying their identity prior to sample collection. Thoroughly explain the phlebotomy procedure to ensure comfort and understanding. Perform venipuncture with precision to minimize discomfort. Label specimens immediately after collection with critical patient information. Conduct additional point-of-care testing (e.g., INRs) as necessary. Provide post-collection care, monitor vital signs, and address any adverse reactions. Dispose of materials following safety protocols to maintain health standards. Maintain detailed records of any medical issues that may affect test results. Transport collected samples to the laboratory promptly. Qualifications
Education:
High school diploma or GED required. Certification:
Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Certified Phlebotomist; candidates without certification but with over a year of recent full-time phlebotomy experience may be considered. Experience:
At least 1 year of routine phlebotomy experience preferred. Other Requirements:
Valid driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle for travel are essential. Fluency in Spanish, Portuguese, or Haitian-Creole is a plus. Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is dedicated to a discrimination-free workplace and equal employment opportunities for all, committed to a culture of respect and inclusion. At CHA, contribute to meaningful health initiatives and join us in our mission of bringing care to people. Be part of a passionate team that values your skills and dedication.
CHA East Cambridge Care Center Work Days:
Homecare 8-5 w/var end-start, No weekend or holidays Category:
Clinical Support Department:
CHA PACE Job Type:
Full time Work Shift:
Day / Evening Hours/Week:
40.00 Union Name:
SH Laborers 381 About CHA PACE
Join a nationally recognized model of care with Cambridge Health Alliance's
Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) . We serve adults aged 55 and older, empowering them to achieve the highest level of independence while preventing nursing home placement. Our interdisciplinary team provides integrated medical and behavioral health services in a supportive environment. Position Overview
We are searching for a dedicated
Phlebotomist
to enhance our care team at CHA PACE. This unique role allows you to travel to PACE participants' homes to perform essential phlebotomy procedures, including blood sample collections, point-of-care testing, and the collection of self-collected samples. Your responsibilities will include ensuring accurate documentation, safe handling of blood samples, and maintaining a sterile environment. We are looking for someone with mastery in venipuncture and a commitment to providing compassionate care to our participants. Key Responsibilities
Travel to PACE participants' homes to draw blood samples. Greet participants warmly, verifying their identity prior to sample collection. Thoroughly explain the phlebotomy procedure to ensure comfort and understanding. Perform venipuncture with precision to minimize discomfort. Label specimens immediately after collection with critical patient information. Conduct additional point-of-care testing (e.g., INRs) as necessary. Provide post-collection care, monitor vital signs, and address any adverse reactions. Dispose of materials following safety protocols to maintain health standards. Maintain detailed records of any medical issues that may affect test results. Transport collected samples to the laboratory promptly. Qualifications
Education:
High school diploma or GED required. Certification:
Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Certified Phlebotomist; candidates without certification but with over a year of recent full-time phlebotomy experience may be considered. Experience:
At least 1 year of routine phlebotomy experience preferred. Other Requirements:
Valid driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle for travel are essential. Fluency in Spanish, Portuguese, or Haitian-Creole is a plus. Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is dedicated to a discrimination-free workplace and equal employment opportunities for all, committed to a culture of respect and inclusion. At CHA, contribute to meaningful health initiatives and join us in our mission of bringing care to people. Be part of a passionate team that values your skills and dedication.