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Mobile Phlebotomist Job at Mobile Wellness Solutions, Inc. in Fort Wayne

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mobile wellness solutionsFort Wayne (IN)
PhlebotomistsAll Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

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About the role

About the Job: Mobile Wellness Solutions is looking for a Part‑time Mobile Phlebotomist who will serve as an independent contractor. The role involves traveling to patients’ locations, obtaining vitals, drawing blood, urine, EKG, and collecting medical history. Compensation is paid per appointment or event with bi‑weekly pay. Some travel expenses may be covered depending on location. The position is not hourly or salary‑paid.
Responsibilities: Travel to specified locations to obtain samples. Disinfect extraction sites using alcohol swabs. Gather mandatory information from patients and verify their identities. Obtain vitals, blood, urine, EKGs, and medical history. Accurately label all samples. Maintain accurate patient records, including any medical issues during venipuncture that may affect test result accuracy.
Minimum Requirements: Proven experience as a phlebotomist. Valid driver’s license. Valid auto insurance. Excellent customer service and communication skills. Knowledge of HIPAA/PHI laws. Detail‑oriented and organized. Professional, responsible, and self‑starter with excellent attention to detail and good penmanship. Reliable transportation. Computer proficiency, internet access, and a printer/scanner to print, scan, and upload completed documents.

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