Great River Health·Fort Madison, Iowa
Responsible for the collection and processing of laboratory specimens. Must demonstrate absolute accuracy in inpatient identification and specimen labeling.
Great River Health is excited to introduce the Right Choice Internal Resource Pool (IRP), an innovative approach to healthcare staffing. This program is designed to empower our team with flexibility and varied work opportunities, all while enhancing patient care across our facilities.
A brief overview responsible for the collection and processing of laboratory specimens. May be trained to assist in bone marrow collections as well as provide phlebotomy services at off-Site facilities such as nursing homes and/Or laboratories on the other campuses. Must demonstrate absolute accuracy in inpatient identification, specimen labeling and have knowledge of test requirements as well as other duties related to department specific needs. Requires the ability to professionally portray the laboratory's image to patients by demonstrating pleasant and courteous mannerisms at all times.
We ask that you select one Summer and one Winter hard to fill shift as part of your commitment. You can select the hard to fill day and shift time that suits your availability, and you can adjust this as you see fit annually.
$1.40/hour (14:30 - 22:59)
$1.60/hour (22:30 - 08:30)
00 – Sunday @ 23:00): - $1/hour
1.5x base rate of pay
Great River Health and its affiliates are Equal Opportunity employers. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, national origin, mental or physical disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.
A high school diploma or GED is required along with one year of phlebotomy experience. Knowledge of test requirements and the ability to portray a professional image to patients is also necessary.
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