Phlebotomy & Specimen Processing Tech — Night Shift

Garnet Health; Midway Park (NY); On-site; USD 37,000 - 46,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition reimbursement

Health, dental and retirement benefits

Job summary

Garnet Health is seeking a Phlebotomy Specimen Processing Technician to collect blood specimens, perform phlebotomy and process samples under physician orders. The role includes potential EKG tasks when working in the Express Lab.

The ideal candidate has phlebotomy training (100 hours) with clinical rotation or equivalent experience, plus a willingness to work evenings/nights and weekends as needed. Comp benefits and career growth are emphasized.

Qualifications

• High school graduate or equivalent, including knowledge of computer science required.
• Completion of phlebotomy course with at least 100 hours of clinical rotation in a healthcare setting OR completion of phlebotomy course and appropriate phlebotomy experience of at least one year required.
• One year of phlebotomy experience preferred.
• National Phlebotomy certification required within six months of hire.
• Medical terminology and basic computer functions required.
• EKG competency is preferred and will be offered during orientation as this position mainly works within the Express Lab

Responsibilities

• Responsible for collecting blood specimens, performing phlebotomy functions and processing samples as directed by physician order using age appropriate-specific criteria while following established policies and procedures to ensure patient comfort and safety.
• Performs EKG when assigned to work in the Express Lab location.

Skills

Phlebotomy

EKG competency

Medical terminology

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Phlebotomy course (100 hours) or phlebotomy experience

Job description

Garnet Health is seeking a Phlebotomy Specimen Processing Technician to collect blood specimens, perform phlebotomy and process samples under physician orders. The role includes potential EKG tasks when working in the Express Lab.

The ideal candidate has phlebotomy training (100 hours) with clinical rotation or equivalent experience, plus a willingness to work evenings/nights and weekends as needed. Comp benefits and career growth are emphasized.