Northern Louisiana Medical Center·Ruston, Louisiana
Perform various blood collection techniques and ensure accurate data entry into the laboratory computer system. Collect chain of custody urine drug screens and transport samples from nursing units.
Performs venipunctures, heel sticks, and finger sticks to obtain blood samples for testing purposes.
Properly identifies patients and follows procedures for collection of specimens.
Ensures that all information from the blood collection of specimens is entered into the laboratory computer system including time drawn, time received, and proper phlebotomy code.
Collects chain of custody urine drug screens for pre-employment, post-accident, and just cause cases using proper collection procedures as set forth by NIDA.
Picks up samples from nursing units as required.
Performs other related functions as assigned by the Phlebotomy Supervisor.
Performs Phlebotomy services for all patient populations; Inpatient and Outpatient. Provides services to all hospital departments based on physician orders for testing.
The candidate must be able to follow strict collection procedures for all patient populations. Proficiency in NIDA guidelines for drug screening is required.
Market context
Phlebotomist roles in Louisiana are often tied to steady patient testing needs across hospitals, clinics, and labs, so employers usually look for candidates who can work accurately and calmly with diverse patients. This role is competitive because the required mix of phlebotomy training or experience, current American Heart Association BLS certification, and strong specimen-handling skills can narrow the applicant pool. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your BLS status and highlight any direct blood-draw or lab support experience in your application.
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