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A leading blood collection organization seeks a Collections Specialist I - Phlebotomist. This role involves donor screenings, blood collection, and excellent customer service, with a variable schedule in the Twin Cities area. Candidates should possess a high school diploma and a valid driver's license, and will participate in community blood drives. Comprehensive benefits are offered to employees.
ID | 2025-7181 | Category | Phlebotomy | Work Location Type | Physical | Type | Regular Full-Time |
Founded in 1948, Memorial Blood Centers (MBC), operated by New York Blood Center Enterprises, is one of the largest community-based, nonprofit blood collection and distribution organizations in the United States. MBC operates 10 donor centers in Minnesota and western Wisconsin and provides blood products, accredited reference lab services, infectious disease testing, and IVF/Reproductive Medicine services to 41 area hospitals. To learn more, visit mbc.org/about-us.
Summary:
This position involves donor screening, customer service, and whole blood collection. All protocols are clearly documented and taught using inclusive and recurring training sessions. A phlebotomist in this position might work at a fixed donor center location or at various community sites via mobile blood drives and will work with a variety of donors each shift.
Schedule: Variable schedule. Hours between 6am - 8:00pm.
Location: To support area blood drives and donor centers around the Twin Cities (such as Apple Valley, Pymouth, Eden Prairie, and Maple Grove (training at the St. Paul center).
Job Responsibilities:
The hourly rate for this position is $19.53 - $21.03/hr. (including applicable shift differentials)
IBR also offers comprehensive benefits (including medical, vision, dental, paid time off, and sick days) to full and part-time employees, as well as the opportunity to participate in a 403(b)-retirement plan with a generous employer contribution.