MyMichigan Health
Summary
The phlebotomist is responsible for the collection of quality biological specimens for laboratory testing, distribution of specimens to proper departments, and proper preparation and handling of specimens for laboratory analysis. Responsibilities
Provides superior customer service by maintaining positive relations with patients during invasive procedures and helps maintain laboratory market share. Accurately interprets physician orders to collect high quality specimens. Performs invasive procedures including venipuncture, micro‑capillary collections, and central line draws while following exact protocols and patient preparation. Handles specimens by selecting the appropriate specimen type to ensure high quality, reliable test results and communicates with etiology labs for shipment. Other Duties & Responsibilities
Follows patient registration procedures where required. Follows strict identification policies to accurately identify specimens. Demonstrates competency in Infection Prevention and Control practices, hand hygiene, and PPE usage. Uses the Laboratory Information System and Hospital Information System to schedule workload, interpret orders, retrieve billing information, assist with registration, and communicate results under confidentiality standards. Adheres to all laboratory policies, federal CLIA, CAP, and OSHA regulations. Demonstrates knowledge and ability to treat patients ranging from birth to 100+ years. Has access to medication room for pneumatic tube use where applicable. All other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Required Education : High School diploma or equivalent.
Equivalent Experience : Completion of a formal phlebotomy program (classroom and practical) or a minimum of 3‑4 years of phlebotomy experience. Certificates : Driver’s License required for company vehicle. OSHA annual training required. Evidence of blood borne pathogen and TB testing may be required. Physical / Mental Requirements and Typical Working Conditions
Exposure to stressful public interaction, trauma, grief, and death. Must wear PPE including latex if applicable. Able to move freely with or without assistance, stand/ walk for long periods, and perform repeated movements. Light physical demand level: occasionally lift 11‑20 lbs.; frequently lift 10 lbs.; walk/stand/push/pull arm/leg controls.
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The phlebotomist is responsible for the collection of quality biological specimens for laboratory testing, distribution of specimens to proper departments, and proper preparation and handling of specimens for laboratory analysis. Responsibilities
Provides superior customer service by maintaining positive relations with patients during invasive procedures and helps maintain laboratory market share. Accurately interprets physician orders to collect high quality specimens. Performs invasive procedures including venipuncture, micro‑capillary collections, and central line draws while following exact protocols and patient preparation. Handles specimens by selecting the appropriate specimen type to ensure high quality, reliable test results and communicates with etiology labs for shipment. Other Duties & Responsibilities
Follows patient registration procedures where required. Follows strict identification policies to accurately identify specimens. Demonstrates competency in Infection Prevention and Control practices, hand hygiene, and PPE usage. Uses the Laboratory Information System and Hospital Information System to schedule workload, interpret orders, retrieve billing information, assist with registration, and communicate results under confidentiality standards. Adheres to all laboratory policies, federal CLIA, CAP, and OSHA regulations. Demonstrates knowledge and ability to treat patients ranging from birth to 100+ years. Has access to medication room for pneumatic tube use where applicable. All other duties as assigned. Qualifications
Required Education : High School diploma or equivalent.
Equivalent Experience : Completion of a formal phlebotomy program (classroom and practical) or a minimum of 3‑4 years of phlebotomy experience. Certificates : Driver’s License required for company vehicle. OSHA annual training required. Evidence of blood borne pathogen and TB testing may be required. Physical / Mental Requirements and Typical Working Conditions
Exposure to stressful public interaction, trauma, grief, and death. Must wear PPE including latex if applicable. Able to move freely with or without assistance, stand/ walk for long periods, and perform repeated movements. Light physical demand level: occasionally lift 11‑20 lbs.; frequently lift 10 lbs.; walk/stand/push/pull arm/leg controls.
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