PRN Phlebotomist — 3rd Shift (Weekends/Holidays)

aah; Elgin (IL); On-site; USD 26,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Health benefits

Retirement plan with employer match

Job summary

Advocate Health is seeking a part-time phlebotomist to join the Sherman Support Services team in Illinois. The role includes venipuncture, specimen collection across age groups, and ensuring proper labeling and handling of specimens.

Responsibilities include answering phones, assisting with inventory, processing test orders, and supporting billing as needed. The candidate should have a high school diploma and at least 1 year of phlebotomy experience, with strong communication and multitasking

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1 year phlebotomy experience preferred.
• Basic computer skills and keyboarding.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Good listening skills.
• Ability to work in a fast paced environment and handle multiple tasks.

Responsibilities

• Verifies patient identification and ensures patient safety.
• Performs venipuncture and collects specimens from newborn to adult patients.
• Ensures specimens are properly labeled and suitable for testing.
• Answers calls and assists with inventory and supplies.
• Receives and sorts specimens from internal and external customers.
• Orders and verifies test requests and documents information for QA.

Skills

Phlebotomy basics

Customer service

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Advocate Health is seeking a part-time phlebotomist to join the Sherman Support Services team in Illinois. The role includes venipuncture, specimen collection across age groups, and ensuring proper labeling and handling of specimens.

Responsibilities include answering phones, assisting with inventory, processing test orders, and supporting billing as needed. The candidate should have a high school diploma and at least 1 year of phlebotomy experience, with strong communication and multitasking