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Cynet Health seeks a Phlebotomist for a 13-week assignment with night shifts. The role involves venipuncture, specimen collection, and data entry for test orders in the electronic health record (EHR).
The Phlebotomist will also assist with patient registration and clerical tasks within the Support Services Department. Responsibilities include coordinating phlebotomy activities, prioritizing STAT and routine testing, and ensuring timely service across inpatient and outpatient settings.
Profession: Phlebotomist
Specialty: -
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Nights
Hours per Shift: 8
Experience: Minimum of three (3) months of phlebotomy experience in an acute care setting preferred.
License: N/A
Certifications: N/A
Must-Have:
Description:Performs daily activities of the Support Services Department.Functions as a Phlebotomist fulfilling assignments on a rotational basis within the institution and external off-site coverage.Performs tasks such as test order entry and specimen collection, including venipuncture for inpatients and outpatients.Understands the applicability of fasting and non-fasting patient status to test viability.Selects appropriate venipuncture equipment with respect to patient age.Assesses patient-specific requirements, including appropriate venipuncture site with respect to vein access.Performs data entry for test orders in the electronic health record (EHR).Ensures diagnosis codes meet medical necessity requirements.Acquires consent forms and prior authorization data when applicable.Demonstrates the ability to organize and prioritize workload with respect to STAT and routine patient testing.Rotates as outpatient department receptionist when applicable.Coordinates clerical and phlebotomy functions ensuring patients are serviced within designated turnaround times.Observes patients during procedures to detect signs of reaction and notifies physicians or nurses if complications arise.Executes downtime procedures when electronic health information systems are out of service.