Travel Phlebotomist & EKG Technician

St. Luke's University Health Network; Coaldale (Schuylkill County); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Luke’s University Health Network is seeking a Phlebotomist to collect blood and non-blood specimens, perform outpatient EKGs as needed, and ensure proper specimen transfer and storage across sites.

The role requires strict adherence to SLUHN policies, travel between sites for coverage, and effective communication with the outpatient lab scheduler and managers. A high school graduate with a phlebotomy program (≥100 hours) and a valid driver’s license is required; 1 year of phlebotomy

Qualifications

• High School graduate or equivalent required.
• Successful completion of a phlebotomy school with a minimum of 100 successful hours.
• 1-2 years of secondary education preferred.
• Valid driver’s license required.

Responsibilities

• Interprets verbal and written physician orders, obtains blood specimens from patients (all ages) using appropriate blood collection equipment (needles, lancets, etc.), handles and processes lab specimens, and follows safe practices according to the SLUHN policies/manuals
• Perform outpatient EKG’s (as needed), operates centrifuge, and ensure proper specimen transfer and storage
• Timely communications to the outpatient lab central scheduler, regional coordinators, and managers
• Travel between sites, when needed, for unscheduled absences and/or emergencies
• On an ongoing basis, review for understanding and comply with all Network and departmental policies and procedures

Skills

Phlebotomy

Customer service

Basic computer skills

Education

High School diploma

Phlebotomy training (≥100 hours)

Valid driver’s license

Job description

St. Luke’s University Health Network is seeking a Phlebotomist to collect blood and non-blood specimens, perform outpatient EKGs as needed, and ensure proper specimen transfer and storage across sites.

The role requires strict adherence to SLUHN policies, travel between sites for coverage, and effective communication with the outpatient lab scheduler and managers. A high school graduate with a phlebotomy program (≥100 hours) and a valid driver’s license is required; 1 year of phlebotomy