Compassionate Phlebotomy Technician | Blood Draw Expert

WVU Medicine; Ranson, Northern (WV, KY); Hybrid; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

WVU Medicine is seeking a Phlebotomist to collect blood and other specimens (urine, sputum, semen, throat swabs) and manage chain of custody specimens. The role requires performing venipunctures and skin punctures with professionalism and efficiency.

Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and six months phlebotomy experience; CPT certification is preferred. Strong attention to labeling, patient communication, and proper use of lab equipment is essential.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Phlebotomy Certification (CPT) preferred.
• Six months of phlebotomy experience.
• Ability to perform venipunctures and skin punctures.
• Excellent patient interaction skills.
• Ability to travel between facilities if required.

Responsibilities

• Draw blood competently and expediently with minimal patient discomfort.
• Properly label all specimens in the presence of the patient.
• Operate basic laboratory equipment (centrifuges, printers, scanners, etc.).
• Communicate effectively with patients, clients, staff.
• Perform clerical duties such as filing, report distribution, processing, and faxing.
• Collect drug screens using Chain of Custody Process, if applicable.

Skills

Phlebotomy technique

Patient communication

Specimen labeling

Computer literacy

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Phlebotomy Certification (CPT)

Tools

Centrifuges

Laboratory equipment

Labeling printers

Scanners

Phone system

Job description

WVU Medicine is seeking a Phlebotomist to collect blood and other specimens (urine, sputum, semen, throat swabs) and manage chain of custody specimens. The role requires performing venipunctures and skin punctures with professionalism and efficiency.

Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and six months phlebotomy experience; CPT certification is preferred. Strong attention to labeling, patient communication, and proper use of lab equipment is essential.