Clinical Phlebotomist — Donor Center Support

South African National Blood Service; Gauteng; On-site; ZAR 110,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is hiring a Phlebotomist to support efficient clinic operations in Gauteng. You will assist in donor registrations, perform basic donor assessments and ensure phlebotomy procedures follow SOPs in a friendly, professional manner.

You will also contribute to general administrative duties, maintain donor targets, and be prepared to work overtime, weekends and variable hours as required. Current HPCSA registration and CPR certification are essential.

Qualifications

• Qualified Phlebotomist with HPCSA registration.
• Current CPR certification.
• Valid code 8 or 10 driving licence.
• Willing to work overtime, weekends and variable hours.
• Must be on feet for long periods and able to load/unload vehicles.

Responsibilities

• Assist in efficient clinic preparation and closure to achieve blood collection targets.
• Ensure donor registrations are undertaken professionally, accurately, promptly and in a friendly manner.
• Undertakes Basic Physical Check/Assessment to correctly assess donor suitability for Donations.
• Ensure that Phlebotomy procedures are undertaken professionally according to Standard Operating Procedures and in a friendly manner.
• General Administrative Duties.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Customer service orientation

Relationship building

Communication

Teamwork

Professional image

Education

Qualified Phlebotomist

HPCSA registration

CPR Certification

Job description

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is hiring a Phlebotomist to support efficient clinic operations in Gauteng. You will assist in donor registrations, perform basic donor assessments and ensure phlebotomy procedures follow SOPs in a friendly, professional manner.

You will also contribute to general administrative duties, maintain donor targets, and be prepared to work overtime, weekends and variable hours as required. Current HPCSA registration and CPR certification are essential.