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UnityPoint Health is seeking a Laboratory Assistant to support the Central Collection department in RI. The role emphasizes phlebotomy, specimen processing, and adherence to laboratory protocols as part of the Laboratory- RI team.
You will perform venous, arterial and capillary blood collections, ensure accurate labeling, and assist with QA activities. A High School diploma and phlebotomy training are preferred, with experience in phlebotomy valued.
The Laboratory Assistant is responsible for the operation, organization of the Central Collection department and for carrying out the philosophy and objectives established by the Board of Directors and the Management Team. Foremost among these responsibilities are strictly adhering to detail in the performance of laboratory procedures, solving practical problems, resolving conflict, and implementing constructive change.
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Education: High School diploma or equivalent. Phlebotomy course, Medical Assistant, Associate of Arts, preferred.
Experience: Experience with phlebotomy, preferred.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Communication skills including reading, writing & speaking fluent english, Adaptability, customer/patient focused, Interpersonal skills and Self-development.
Lifting Requirements: Exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.