Phlebotomist - Long Island

Certified Trained Phlebotomist or COVID Sample Collector

A Phlebotomist is responsible for providing efficient and friendly customer service while collecting blood samples. Phlebotomists' must also be knowledgeable in basic laboratory and safety protocols.

Expected Duties:

Below is a quick list of the job duties that you should expect when working as a phlebotomy technician and form the phlebotomist job description in full:

• Be able to explain blood draw procedures to patients and answering any questions about the process
• Collect blood samples from patients (venipuncture)
• Practice proper patient identification
• Label vials with patient names and dates
• Decipher the best method for drawing blood depending on the specific patient
• Process any and all samples
• Expect to work with a large number of patients varying in age and health status
• Be friendly, courteous and sympathetic when it comes to working with patients
• Keep your phlebotomy cart or station well-organized at all times
• Practice infection control standards at all times when working with patients and equipment
• Perform CLIA waived tests accurately and efficiently
• Perform ECG analysis'
• Help nervous or frightened patients remain calm during blood draw

Skills and Qualifications

• A valid in date Phlebotomy certification (AMT, ASCP) (optional)
• Ability to successfully draw blood from patients with minimal or no complications
• Empathy and interpersonal skills for working with patients
• Detail-oriented and committed to ensuring patient confidentiality
• Excellent motor skills and the ability to stand for long periods of time
• Advanced written and verbal communication skills
• Data entry and computer skills
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to walk 2 flights of stairs throughout the day

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Ability to move 30 to 40 pounds to stock supplies and move or support patients.
• Ability to walk 2 flights of stairs throughout the day