Night Phlebotomist – Pediatric Lab Support

Children's Hospital Medical Center; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is seeking a Laboratory Support Services team member for night shifts on the Burnet Campus. This full-time role involves phlebotomy, specimen collection, and lab support within the Clinical Laboratory department, serving infants, children, and adolescents.

Responsibilities include accurate specimen collection, patient/family education, and collaboration with care teams.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 2+ years of Phlebotomy or other relevant Clinical Lab specimen collection experience OR completion of a Phlebotomy or Medical Assistant program.
• Preferred: Phlebotomy or Medical Assistant certification.

Responsibilities

• Technical/Phlebotomy - Perform approved specimen collection procedures, point-of-care testing services and processing.
• Customer Service - Act as patient advocate and meet patient/family needs. Provide information concerning patients admitted to, referred to/from, transferred to/from, or discharged from home unit.
• Collaboration - Work cooperatively with others to achieve goals. Proactively adjust one's style, efforts to complement those of others.
• Professional Development - Maintain currency in the field through continuing education, conferences, meetings, in-services, networking, literature, and/or seminars.
• Compliance - Understand and comply with applicable policies, guidelines, regulations, and/or accreditation standards.

Skills

Phlebotomy

Patient care

Communication

Education

High school diploma

Phlebotomy Certification

Job description

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is seeking a Laboratory Support Services team member for night shifts on the Burnet Campus. This full-time role involves phlebotomy, specimen collection, and lab support within the Clinical Laboratory department, serving infants, children, and adolescents.

Responsibilities include accurate specimen collection, patient/family education, and collaboration with care teams.