Lab Courier | Casual | Laboratory
hillsdale hospitalWaldron (MI)
About the role
Job Posting Work Schedule Varied days and hours depending on needs of the Lab
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent with a valid current Michigan Driver's License
Responsibilities:
Keeps the hospital vehicle in working order. Responsible for the basic cleaning and checking fluids. Alerting the supervisor if something is wrong with the car Fills all physician supply orders and delivers supplies in a prompt manner Delivers all specimens to the lab while maintaining specimen integrity. Notifies staff of STAT specimens Promotes customer service and handles problems effectively that arise at the physician office Responds to physicians' offices needs by delivering correspondence and picking up STATs when needed Completes all assigned tasks when needed Available for emergency situations that arise that a courier is needed to transport specimens if an instrument is down to another testing facility Documentation and recording specimens obtained at each office Maintains favorable attendance. Reports absences in accordance with the Employee Handbook in the manner prescribed by the Department Manager Recognizes job relationships and functions effectively within the organizational structure Maintains professional growth and development through attendance at seminars, workshops, and other means to keep abreast of latest trends in the laboratory field Completes mandatory education and employee health screening on a timely basis Perform other duties as required or assigned Why Hillsdale Hospital Hillsdale Hospital is dedicated to excellence in healthcare community service, continued improvement, and respect for human life. We manage the health needs of our local community through compassionate and highly skilled care in our clean, safe, healing environment. Additionally, Hillsdale Hospital is a Detroit Free Press Top Workplace, and a USA Today Top Workplaces!
Equal Opportunity Employer:
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