Part-Time Specimen Collector - Patient Care & Lab Support

Millennium Health; St Helens; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with Company Match

Paid Time off

Behavioral and Health Care Resources

Job summary

Millennium Health is seeking a Part-Time Male Specimen Collector in St. Helens, OR to collect urine and oral fluid specimens and support transport to the lab. The role requires interaction with clinics and patients, and adherence to privacy and security policies.

The ideal candidate has 6+ months in specimen collection or 1+ year in medical support, plus 2+ years of customer service. A valid driver's license and smartphone/computer skills are essential. Driving across facilities may be required.

Qualifications

• Ideal candidate has experience in specimen collection or medical support.
• Strong customer service and data entry skills are required.
• Ability to navigate devices and comply with privacy rules.

Responsibilities

• Collect patient urine and/or oral fluid specimens.
• Process and package collections for shipping.
• Serve as intermediary between practice/clinic and the laboratory.
• Record patient information, physician order details, and lab data.
• Resolve specimen concerns with billing or patient information in the ordering portal.
• Order and maintain collection supplies inventory onsite.
• Observe collection for Millennium Health specimens when applicable.
• Driving between facilities may be required.

Skills

Customer service

Medical field experience

Technology literacy

Detail oriented

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

Smartphone

Computer

Job description

Millennium Health is seeking a Part-Time Male Specimen Collector in St. Helens, OR to collect urine and oral fluid specimens and support transport to the lab. The role requires interaction with clinics and patients, and adherence to privacy and security policies.

The ideal candidate has 6+ months in specimen collection or 1+ year in medical support, plus 2+ years of customer service. A valid driver's license and smartphone/computer skills are essential. Driving across facilities may be required.