CompuNet Clinical Laboratories·Centerville, Ohio
The Phlebotomist/Processor is responsible for collecting, transporting, and processing laboratory specimens. This includes performing venipuncture and capillary punctures while ensuring accurate labeling and compliance with regulatory standards.
Located at Miami Valley Hospital South (Centerville, OH) Full-Time Evening Shift (2:00 PM-10:30 PM) With Weekend & Holiday Rotation
The Phlebotomists/Processor collects, transports, and processes laboratory specimens.
Perform venipuncture and capillary punctures according to departmental procedures. Accurately label and prepare specimens for testing or transport. Complete requisitions and manage specimen receipt using computer systems. Deliver specimens to testing areas. Maintain equipment and assist with problem-solving related to patient draws and orders. Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, corporate standards, and departmental policies. Conduct inventory checks, train new employees, and maintain a safe work environment.
High School Graduate or equivalent. Some experience or training in phlebotomy or laboratory science is preferred. Safety & Physical Demands: Ability to walk 5-7 miles daily and stand for entire shift. Exposure to biohazard substances and hazardous chemicals. Adherence to safety, ergonomic, and health policies. Compliance with PPE requirements in lab or biohazard areas. Completion of required safety training and health evaluations promptly. Proactive approach to identifying and addressing safety hazards, promoting safety awareness. CompuNet offers a full benefits package including Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage. Company paid life Insurance and 403b match. Paid holidays, vacation, sick and personal time. CompuNet Clinical Laboratories is an equal opportunity employer does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment.
Candidates must be a high school graduate or equivalent. Previous experience or training in phlebotomy or laboratory science is preferred.
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