Mobile Phlebotomist

White Plains; City of White Plains (NY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

White Plains Hospital is seeking a certified phlebotomist to perform mobile collection services across home and on-site settings in the White Plains area. The role emphasizes accuracy, patient care, and adherence to safety and privacy guidelines.

You will travel within an assigned territory to meet daily targets, document interactions in EHR, and collaborate with clinicians and operations to optimize routes and efficiency. Ongoing training is provided.

Qualifications

• Certified phlebotomist with valid state license or registration.
• Adherence to HIPAA, safety and infection control standards.
• Experience in mobile or home-visit phlebotomy.
• Proficiency with specimen labeling, chain-of-custody, and EHR documentation.
• Strong time management to meet daily collection targets and territory pipelines.
• Willingness to travel within assigned territory with reliable transportation.
• Excellent patient communication and education skills.
• Teamwork with clinicians and operations for route optimization.

Responsibilities

• Perform mobile phlebotomy procedures with accuracy and patient care in home or on-site settings.
• Meet daily/weekly collection targets and contribute to territory pipelines.
• Ensure proper specimen labeling, handling, and chain-of-custody per protocol.
• Travel within assigned territory to collect blood samples efficiently.
• Maintain strict adherence to safety, infection control, and privacy guidelines.
• Document patient interactions and test orders in electronic health records.
• Participate in ongoing training to stay current with new collection techniques.
• Escalate any quality issues or sample problems promptly per protocol.
• Educate patients on test processes, pre-collection requirements, and aftercare.
• Report equipment needs and stock levels; coordinate with support teams for supplies.
• Collaborate with clinicians and operations to optimize routes and improve efficiency.

Skills

Patient communication

Time management

Territory travel

EHR documentation

Education

Certified phlebotomist license/registration

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

In-Office | White Plains, NY, United States

The Opportunity

This is a great opportunity if you enjoy being out in the community and having more independence and variety in your day versus working at one draw station. White Plains Hospital is part of Montefiore Einstein and is known for its strong reputation for patient care, safety, and employee development.

Responsibilities

Perform mobile phlebotomy procedures with accuracy and patient care in home or on-site settings.

Meet daily/weekly collection targets and contribute to territory pipelines.

Ensure proper specimen labeling, handling, and chain-of-custody per protocol.

Travel within assigned territory to collect blood samples efficiently.

Maintain strict adherence to safety, infection control, and privacy guidelines.

Document patient interactions and test orders in electronic health records.

Participate in ongoing training to stay current with new collection techniques.

Escalate any quality issues or sample problems promptly per protocol.

Educate patients on test processes, pre-collection requirements, and aftercare.

Report equipment needs and stock levels; coordinate with support teams for supplies.

Collaborate with clinicians and operations to optimize routes and improve efficiency.

Maintain professional appearance and represent the company’s growth-focused culture.

Experience/Qualifications

Certified phlebotomist with valid state license or registration.

Adherence to safety, infection control, privacy, and HIPAA/compliance standards.

Experience in mobile or home-visit phlebotomy, with safe at-home procedures.

Proficiency in specimen labeling, chain-of-custody, and EHR documentation.

Strong time management to meet daily collection targets and territory pipelines.

Ability to travel within an assigned territory with reliable transportation.

Excellent patient communication; ability to educate on test processes and aftercare.

Comfort with performance-based environment; track and report metrics/quality issues.

Willingness to engage in ongoing training and upskill in new collection techniques.

Strong teamwork with clinicians and operations; contribute to route optimization.