Technician II, Donor Center

ADMA BioCenters; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 38,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K plan with employer match

Medical, Vision, Life and Dental

Pet Insurance

Company paid STD and LTD

Company Paid Holidays

3 Weeks’ Paid Time Off

Tuition Assistance

Job summary

ADMA Biologics is seeking a Technician II, Donor Center in Greensboro, NC to join a fast‑paced plasmapheresis team. You will set up automated collection devices, perform donor venipuncture, collect samples, monitor donor well‑being, and document procedures with precision.

The role emphasizes teamwork, adherence to SOPs, and maintaining donor confidentiality while ensuring safe, compliant plasma collection and accurate sample handling across shifts.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Experience in a team environment and ability to follow SOPs is desirable.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to donor safety.

Responsibilities

• Set up automated plasmapheresis devices and prepare donor collection area.
• Perform donor venipuncture and collect samples per SOP.
• Monitor donor well‑being during the collection process and respond to adverse events.
• Document collection and machine data accurately in center systems.
• Label, store, and ship samples in accordance with procedures.
• Maintain clean, organized work area and restock supplies as needed.

Skills

Teamwork

Communication

Continuous learning

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Job Title: Technician II, Donor Center

ADMA Biologics is a biopharmaceutical company relentlessly committed to creating superior products for immunodeficient patients at risk for infection. It is our devotion to this underserved population that fuels us and our hands‑on approach to production and development that sets us apart. If you are looking for a dynamic, innovative, growing company in the biopharmaceutical industry that is committed to excellence and integrity, then consider ADMA Biologics. We currently have an exciting opportunity available for a Technician II, Donor Center in Greensboro, SC!

The Technician II, Donor Center is responsible for ensuring the safety of donors and the compliant collection of plasma following established procedures. Technician II, Donor Center must be capable of interpreting donor screening results in relation to the donor acceptance criteria outlined in company procedures. Responsibilities on the donor phlebotomy floor include the set‑up of automated plasmapheresis machines, performing the donor venipuncture procedure, collecting applicable samples, monitoring of donors throughout the collection process, performing venipuncture adjustments as needed, managing appropriate donor reactions, and completing the disconnection of donors from the automated plasmapheresis machines upon conclusion of the procedure. The Technician II, Donor Center will also be responsible for completing minor plasmapheresis machine adjustments and repairs as needed. Collects appropriate plasma unit samples while ensuring products are frozen and stored in accordance with ADMA procedures. The position sorts and organizes plasma units and samples for product shipment and sample testing. Other duties include arranging inventory stored in the freezer to ensure organization and compliance with standard operating procedures. The Technician II, Donor Center assists with administrative duties to support and maintain compliance with procedures and regulations. As a representative of the organization, the Technician II, Donor Center consistently delivers professional, courteous, and customer‑focused interactions with donors and team members. Strong teamwork, effective communication, and a commitment to continuous learning are essential.

Essential Functions (E) And Responsibilities

Key Duties (ES)

• Maintains the confidentiality of all personnel, donor, and center information.
• Confirms donor identification through multiple critical control points.
• Teaches the donor to use the self‑administered questionnaire and assists as needed.
• Determines donor suitability by reviewing donor responses.
• Performs donor arm checks.
• Performs donor vital sign and weight assessments and properly records results.
• Defer donors based on standard operating procedure guidance on acceptance and deferral criteria.
• Explain deferrals and associated time frames to donors.
• Respects and maintains donor confidentiality regarding donor deferrals.
• Performs donor total protein readings using a refractometer and records the results in applicable donor center systems.
• Performs donor hematocrit readings and records the results.
• Performs quality control of area equipment and enters required information.
• Confirms all required donor suitability criteria and associated records are complete and accurate before determining donor acceptance.
• Restocks supplies as necessary or directed.
• Sets-up and readies the collection device.
• Collects and labels required samples.
• Inspect soft goods prior to use to confirm there is no breakage, kinks in the line, contamination, or particles in the solutions.
• Correctly maintains, handles, and cleans equipment in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Operates the automated collection device as determined in the user manual.

• Verifies the label set printed clearly, is legible, and the alignment is correct.

• Labels the collection bottle as defined by standard operating procedure.
• Performs quality control of area equipment.
• Performs vein suitability determinations.
• Ensures venipuncture sites are prepared aseptically and in accordance with standard operating procedure.
• Performs venipuncture on donors and makes venipuncture adjustments as needed.
• Monitors donors for any signs of reaction before, during and after plasmapheresis.
• Accurately documents collection issues in the applicable center systems.
• Disconnects the donor from automated collection equipment and ensures donors are in good physical condition prior to release.
• Disinfects the bed thoroughly between each donor.
• Completes all documentation requirements accurately and as required for the collection.
• Perform plasmapheresis machine adjustments and repairs as needed.
• Maintains an organized and clean work environment ensuring splatters, spills, and the floor are cleaned appropriately before moving to the next task.
• Reports all unsafe situations or conditions to immediate supervisor.
• Places units and samples in freezer within allotted timeframes.
• Completes the entire processing of only one (1) plasma unit at a time to prevent unit mix ups.
• Stores units and samples in accordance with SOPs.
• Accurately and efficiently completes all unit, sample packing, and shipping functions.
• Physically arranges cases and samples in the freezer to ensure it always remains organized for ease of retrieval of both units and samples.
• Obtain any back up samples as required for the laboratory or customers.
• Restock supplies, as necessary.
• Maintains a professional appearance and demeanor when interacting with peers and donors.
• Attend scheduled staff training and staff meetings.
• Additional duties related to/supporting the needs of the business can be assigned by management as deemed necessary.

Minimum Qualifications

Education Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent required.

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In addition to competitive compensation, we offer a comprehensive benefits package including

• 401K plan with employer match and immediate vesting
• Medical, Vision, Life and Dental Insurance
• Pet Insurance
• Company paid STD and LTD
• Company Paid Holidays
• 3 Weeks’ Paid Time Off (within the first year)
• Tuition Assistance (after the first year)

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