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The Community Blood Center is seeking a motivated Contact Center Representative – Platelets to support lifesaving donation efforts. You will contact donors, schedule platelet appointments, and answer program questions while maintaining donor confidentiality and delivering exceptional customer service.
Responsibilities include outbound calls, eligibility pre-screening, and coordination with CBC staff. This is a full-time role 40 hours/week, Monday–Friday 8am–5pm with rotating Saturday mornings,
The Community Blood Center is seeking a motivated and customer-focused individual to join our team as a Contact Center Representative – Platelets . In this role, you will play a vital part in supporting lifesaving blood donation efforts by connecting with donors, scheduling platelet appointments, and helping maintain critical blood inventories for patients in need. The ideal candidate is a strong communicator who enjoys building relationships over the phone, providing exceptional customer service, and working in a goal-oriented environment. If you are passionate about making a difference in your community and thrive in a fast-paced team setting, we encourage you to apply.
Responsible for placing outbound telephone calls for scheduling platelet donation appointments, converting whole blood donors to platelet donations, appropriately directing incoming calls, and providing information on The Community Blood Center (CBC) programs, services, and special blood needs.
- Full -time position, 40 hours/week.
- Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. with rotating Saturday mornings
1. Makes outbound telephone calls using call lists, entering call results and scheduling platelet donor appointments. Schedules platelet donation appointments in the computer system for a specific date, time, and location according to daily goal and blood-type specific goal.
2. After reviewing donor information in the computer, pre-qualifies potential donors to determine eligibility and/or directs any eligibility questions to appropriate CBC personnel.
3. Monitors the blood type inventory and donor site schedules to determine which donors to call and schedule.
4. Achieves individual performance expectations for appointments scheduled, show rate and customer service. Assists in achieving team goals for the fixed sites.
5. Receives inbound calls and provides information as requested, transferring calls to the appropriate CBC personnel, voice mail, or takes and distributes messages for unavailable staff as needed.
6. Follows phone scripts as directed and incorporates all the key talking points used for call evaluations during conversations with donors.
7. Responsible for maintaining and documenting personal call list and tracker for first time platelet donors. Provide feedback to leadership on the donor’s experience and any information that could be used to improve processes and donor retention.
8. Conducts special donor recruitment projects at various locations and distributes CBC information and other related duties as requested.
9. Complies with all policies and procedures as outlined in the CBC Employee Handbook, CBC Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), or directives upon assignment. Maintains job-related skills by attending team meetings and training sessions and reading publications.
10. Performs other duties as directed.