Lab Tech I: Phlebotomy & Lab Support (Day Shift)

Johns Hopkins Hospital; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 25,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD seeks a Full Time Phlebotomy Technician for day shift (9:30am–6pm). Primary duties include specimen collection and performing phlebotomy, plus waived laboratory tests and data entry in lab systems.

You will support QA initiatives and process improvements while delivering compassionate patient service. Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and completion of accredited phlebotomy courses; certification is not required, but relevant

Qualifications

• High school diploma with biology, chemistry, and math coursework.
• Completion of accredited laboratory or phlebotomy courses preferred.
• No certification required; department-approved certs may count toward experience.

Responsibilities

• Collect specimens and perform phlebotomy for the role.
• Perform waived labs: occult, gastric blood tests, urine pH/volume.
• Process and label samples; involve in data entry and referrals.
• Operate pre-analytical automation; ensure accuracy of results.
• Maintain supplies and clean workspace; report issues promptly.
• Review requisitions and collect needed patient/insurance data.
• Input information into laboratory systems; support QA initiatives.
• Provide training and audit lab workflows; deliver excellent service.

Skills

Phlebotomy

Arterial blood collection

Quality assurance

Process improvement

Education

High school diploma

Phlebotomy courses

Tools

Laboratory information systems

Job description

The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD seeks a Full Time Phlebotomy Technician for day shift (9:30am–6pm). Primary duties include specimen collection and performing phlebotomy, plus waived laboratory tests and data entry in lab systems.

You will support QA initiatives and process improvements while delivering compassionate patient service. Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and completion of accredited phlebotomy courses; certification is not required, but relevant