Terrebonne General Health System·Rutland, Ohio
The phlebotomist is responsible for collecting specimens as requested by attending physicians to support laboratory operations. They also serve in a resource pool to cover critical staffing needs and maintain operational continuity.
100 - 710000 TG - Laboratory And Pathology
Are you passionate about ensuring the continuity of healthcare services in critical areas? Join our resource allocation pool plus team! As a member, you'll play a pivotal role in maintaining operational continuity by:
Covering critical openings in specialized areas.
Maintaining robust staffing profiles, especially during peak seasons.
Offering flexible working options for allied health professionals to support work-life balance.
Occasional Schedule
The Phlebotomist collects specimens for use in the laboratory as requested by the attending physician.
A high school diploma or GED is preferred for this position. While formal phlebotomy training is preferred, it is not strictly required.
Market context
In Ohio, phlebotomist resource pool roles are typically in steady demand across hospitals, outpatient labs, and pathology services because specimen collection supports routine testing and time-sensitive care. These positions can be competitive when employers value reliability, patient interaction skills, and flexibility for varied shifts or locations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, and if you apply, note any bedside or customer-service experience plus your willingness to train; a high school diploma or GED is preferred, and formal phlebotomy training is helpful but not always required.
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