Field Health Assessment Specialist (Trainee Phlebotomist)

Bluecrest Wellness; Reading; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 24,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Commission

Overtime

Expenses

Benefits

Job summary

Bluecrest Wellness is seeking a trainee phlebotomist to perform health assessments across a regional network. You will travel to well-presented venues, greet customers with empathy and professionalism, and support individuals in understanding their wellbeing through hands-on clinical work and meaningful interactions.

You’ll work 30 hours per week, typically three 10-hour shifts, with shifts ranging between early morning and evening.

Qualifications

• Full UK Licence and access to own car.
• Ability to work any days Mon-Sun and any times 6am-10pm on a rota basis.
• Must be able to use computers/laptop/phone/tablet.
• Clear DBS – processed on your behalf.
• Willingness to travel up to 2 hours from home location, with paid accommodation for longer journeys when required.
• Be within the regional location’s distance.
• Attend Milton Keynes head office for the first 2 weeks of training with paid accommodation if needed.
• Willingness to learn and take on new skills.
• Strong customer service and written/verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work proactively and show empathy.

Responsibilities

• Travel to venues across your region to deliver health assessments.
• Greet customers and carry out health assessments (e.g., PAD, ECG, phlebotomy, lung function).
• See 15–22 customers per day with 10–45 minute appointments.
• Provide guidance on appropriate future testing and keep administration up to date.
• Deliver high-quality care in welcoming environments.

Skills

Strong customer service skills

Empathy

Communication skills

Problem solving

Organisational skills

Job description

Bluecrest Wellness is seeking a trainee phlebotomist to perform health assessments across a regional network. You will travel to well-presented venues, greet customers with empathy and professionalism, and support individuals in understanding their wellbeing through hands-on clinical work and meaningful interactions.

You’ll work 30 hours per week, typically three 10-hour shifts, with shifts ranging between early morning and evening.