Princeton Medical Group·Princeton, New Jersey
The phlebotomist is responsible for drawing blood, performing EKGs, and managing Holter monitors for patients. Additionally, they assist in the laboratory with urinalysis and sed rates while coordinating lab appointments.
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Are you looking for a Full-Time Phlebotomist position in an office setting?
At Princeton Medical Group, we are looking for dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team to support our wide variety of medical specialties!
About Us: Princeton Medical Group, P.A.
We are a private medical practice with over 30 providers and 8 medical specialties.
Our mission has always been to deliver excellent medical care with compassion.
PMG's Comprehensive Benefit Plan: Personal medical and dental insurance 401k and profit-sharing plan Life insurance 3 weeks' vacation time 40 hours of paid sick leave Employee Assistance Program Phlebotomist Responsibilities As an important part of our clinical operations, your duties will include: Responsible for knowing the correct method for drawing blood.
Reviewing orders to see that all of the correct tests were ordered before drawing the client.
Maintain a courteous and professional manner when dealing with clients and staff Responsible for performing EKGs.
Responsible for setting up and instructing clients on Holter monitors; also removal of such equipment.
Responsible for following departmental guidelines on universal precautions and hazardous waste guidelines.
Delivering all stats that are drawn back to the Laboratory.
Responsible for assisting in the Laboratory as needed, which may include: Urinalysis, Sed Rates, Screens, and send outs.
Making appointments for lab work ordered by physicians and getting clients' date of birth.
Attendance is an essential component of the job Phlebotomist Requirements: Previous experience working as a phlebotomist in a high-volume setting required Good verbal and written communication.
Knowledge and proficiency in performing Electrocardiogram, Holter monitor.
Must be able to read and interpret orders in order to draw correct tests.
Good listening skills.
Must be able to distinguish colors to determine appropriate tubes.
Must be able to bend to draw from patients sitting in phlebotomy chairs.
Must be able to physically access certain parts of the building within a reasonable amount of time.
Candidates must have previous phlebotomy experience in a high-volume setting and proficiency in performing EKGs and Holter monitors. Physical ability to bend and the capacity to distinguish colors for tube selection are required.
Market context
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