CHI Health Clinic·Omaha, Nebraska
The Phlebotomist is responsible for performing blood collection via venipuncture or capillary methods and processing specimens for laboratory analysis. They also maintain laboratory equipment, ensure patient comfort, and perform necessary clerical and safety-related tasks.
Where You’ll Work From primary to specialty care, as well as walk-in and virtual services, CHI Health Clinic delivers more options and better access so you can spend time on what matters: being healthy.
We offer more than 20 specialties and 100 convenient locations; with some clinics offering extended hours.
Job Summary and Responsibilities As our Phlebotomist, you will play a vital role in determining patient diagnoses and treatment by expertly performing blood collection and specimen processing, ensuring the highest level of patient care.Every day you will expertly obtain and process blood specimens via capillary or venipuncture, ensuring integrity, proper disposal, and timely distribution to testing areas with special instructions, all while performing clerical duties and prioritizing patient comfort.To be successful in this role, you will possess the precise clinical skills for blood collection and specimen handling, coupled with a genuine passion for helping others.
You will demonstrate exceptional attention to detail, strong organizational abilities, and a special talent for making patients feel comfortable during blood work, while adhering to lab collection turnaround times.
Collects and prepares ordered specimens for laboratory analysis using procedures consistent with safe work practices and proper laboratory techniques, while maintaining the integrity of specimens.
Performs patient point of care testing.
Ensures required safety checklists and quality controls are completed and action taken if indicated.
Cleans and sterilizes instruments.
Ensures patient exam rooms are stocked, clean, and orderly.
Escalates non-routine issues, questions and/or concerns timely and appropriately.
Job Requirements Required: High School GED General Studies required Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association required upon hire
Candidates must possess a High School GED and a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association. Strong organizational skills and the ability to handle clinical specimens with precision are required.
Market context
In Nebraska, allied health ultrasound roles are typically driven by steady demand in hospitals, outpatient imaging, and specialty clinics. These positions are competitive because employers often look for accredited training, ARRT or ARDMS certification, Nebraska licensure, current BLS, and prior high-volume experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification and licensure details before applying.