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Overview
The Phlebotomist performs assigned tasks to assist in the daily workload, which includes performing basic dermal and venipuncture collection while maintaining compliance with established processes for specimen handling and documentation. Responsibilities also involve professional communication, accommodating patient and laboratory needs, and using critical thinking to identify and follow up on laboratory service issues.
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1 month ago
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Crisp Regional Health Services
The Phlebotomist is responsible for collecting blood samples from patients using venipuncture or micro techniques, ensuring specimen integrity, and facilitating the transportation of laboratory specimens. This role also involves verifying test requisitions and resolving discrepancies with nursing logs and physicians.
