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Larkin Community Hospital, Inc. in South Miami, FL seeks a Phlebotomist to perform blood collection with precision and compassionate care. You will collect specimens, verify patient identity, label samples, and document procedures in the hospital information system to support timely lab results.
The role requires Phlebotomy Technician certification, BLS from the American Heart Association, infection control knowledge, and strong communication skills; prior hospital or lab experience is preferred.
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POOL Larkin Community Hospital, South Miami, FL, US
21 days ago Requisition ID: 4605
The Phlebotomist at Larkin Community Hospital (LCH) plays a critical role in the healthcare delivery process by performing blood collection procedures with precision and care. This position ensures that blood specimens are collected safely, accurately, and efficiently to support diagnostic testing and patient care. The Phlebotomist will interact directly with patients, providing a compassionate and professional experience to reduce anxiety and promote cooperation. Additionally, the role involves maintaining strict adherence to infection control protocols and laboratory standards to guarantee specimen integrity. Ultimately, the Phlebotomist contributes to the overall quality of patient care by facilitating timely and reliable laboratory results.
The Phlebotomist utilizes technical skills daily to perform accurate and safe blood draws, ensuring specimen quality for laboratory analysis. Effective communication skills are essential to explain procedures clearly and comfort patients, fostering a positive experience. Attention to detail is critical when labeling specimens and documenting information to prevent errors and maintain compliance with healthcare regulations. The ability to follow strict infection control protocols protects both patients and staff from potential hazards. Additionally, proficiency with electronic health record systems supports efficient data entry and coordination with the broader healthcare team.