Conrad Pearson·Germantown, Tennessee
The Lab Assistant performs general laboratory duties including processing urine samples, drawing blood, and documenting test results in patient records. They are also responsible for maintaining laboratory equipment, ensuring regulatory compliance, and supporting clinic operations.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Lab Assistant is responsible for performing general laboratory duties that include spinning and reading urines samples and document the test results in the patient’s medical record.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Perform general laboratory duties that include spin and read urines samples and document the test results in the patient’s medical record.
Demonstrate the ability to draw blood after a four-week training period.
Spin and process specimens and ensure they are directed to the appropriate outside laboratory.
Clean and check equipment to verify it is functioning properly.
Perform quality control measures and equipment maintenance.
Maintain the laboratory log and ensure the test results are given to the provider in a timely manner.
Familiar with the practices and job duties at the Wolf River Clinic and all outlying clinics and is able and willing to work at these locations as needed.
Communicate regularly with supervisor, keeping him/her updated with all pertinent information and provide feedback.
Ensure compliance for all regulatory requirements including OSHA, CLIA and HIPAA; immediately and accurately document and report occurrences to supervisor; and ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements as outlined in the corporate compliance plan.
Support and adhere to all company policies, procedures and management decisions; maintain confidentiality of patients’ medical information; and all confidential administrative related issues.
Demonstrate dependability in attendance, punctuality in reporting for work and initiative in completing a full work schedule; meeting or exceeding all established deadlines and utilizing all resources and supplies efficiently and appropriately.
Demonstrate the ability to concentrate during the course of the day.
Display a positive outlook with a helpful, constructive manner when working with other employees.
Demonstrate superior patient relations and interpersonal skills; demonstrate an appropriate level of mental and emotional tolerance and even temperament when dealing with staff, patients and general public using tact, sensitivity and sound judgment; promote a positive work environment and contribute to the overall efforts of the department and the company.
POSITION REQUIREMENTS High School Diploma or GED equivalent required.
A copy of the diploma or transcripts are required upon hire.
A minimum of two years of experience, preferably in a urology practice.
Phlebotomy/venipuncture experience required.
Urine microscopy experience is required.
Phlebotomy/venipuncture experience is required.
Excellent oral and written communication, interpersonal, problem solving and organizational skills.
Ability to plan, schedule, prioritize and complete multiple tasks and demands.
Occasional overtime, evening and weekend work is required.
A valid driver’s license, dependable automobile and current auto insurance are required for occasional travel for business purposes and to work at satellite locations.
ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Requires prolonged sitting, some bending, stooping and stretching, or performing other work requiring moderate physical exertion.
Capacity to maintain physical activity over prolonged periods of time (stamina).
Able to see for the purpose of reading information received in different formats including but not limited to paper, computer, reports, bulletins and manuals.
Able to hear for work-related purposes.
Requires eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity sufficient to operate a keyboard, photocopier, telephone, calculator and other office equipment.
Able to lift up to a minimum of 30 pounds.
ESSENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Work is generally performed under normal physician office working conditions.
Normal level of visual strain.
Ability to cope with stress caused by public interaction, multiple demands and extraneous noises.
Possible exposure to contagious diseases.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and at least two years of relevant experience, preferably in a urology practice. Proficiency in phlebotomy, venipuncture, and urine microscopy is required, along with a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
Market context
In Tennessee, lab assistant openings are often tied to steady patient-care and diagnostic needs, so candidates with hands-on clinical support experience can stand out. This role is competitive because employers may prefer accredited phlebotomy training, one year of experience, and CPT certification, while also requiring a high school diploma and BLS within 30 days of hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification timeline before applying.