Phlebotomist - Ambulatory Lab Specialist (Outpatient)

UKH University of Kansas Hospital Authority; Olathe (KS); On-site; USD 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking a Phlebotomist for the Outpatient Olathe Medical Pavilion. You will interpret orders, perform venipuncture, label specimens, and ensure correct pre-analytical handling with strict patient identification.

The role supports ambulatory and inpatient settings and requires effective use of HIS and LIS systems. Schedule includes four shifts weekly with variable times; a commitment to quality, safety, and patient care is essential.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate.
• Less than 1 year 6 months of experience in an internal phlebotomy training program OR 1+ years experience in specimen collection and processing OR completion of an external phlebotomy program.
• Advanced level of skill in adult and pediatric phlebotomy.
• Phlebotomy Technician (PBT) - ASCP certification recommended.

Responsibilities

• Performs blood draws by venipuncture according to standard protocol.
• Performs specimen collection using appropriate techniques.
• Provides patients and/or care providers with instructions for specimen collection.
• Releases orders in the Hospital Information System (HIS) and receives specimens in the LIS.
• Adheres to safety, regulatory, and accreditation standards and maintains patient identification accuracy.
• Maintains inventory of phlebotomy supplies and assists in related duties as needed.

Skills

Fluent English

Education

High School Graduate

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking a Phlebotomist for the Outpatient Olathe Medical Pavilion. You will interpret orders, perform venipuncture, label specimens, and ensure correct pre-analytical handling with strict patient identification.

The role supports ambulatory and inpatient settings and requires effective use of HIS and LIS systems. Schedule includes four shifts weekly with variable times; a commitment to quality, safety, and patient care is essential.