Primary Care Clinics Phlebotomist
overlake medical center clinicsSeattle (WA)
Primary Care Clinics Phlebotomist
Posted 14 days ago
overlake medical center clinicsSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Phlebotomist Overlake Medical Center and Clinics is seeking a phlebotomist to join our Primary Care Clinic. In this role, you'll apply your medical knowledge to draw blood samples from our patients. Other responsibilities will include preparing the testing room with proper tools, educating patients about the blood draw process, and ensuring proper labeling. Your excellent customer service skills will help us maintain our #1 rating for patient satisfaction among our outpatient clinic peers in the region. This position will be split between Sammamish Primary Care and Bellevue Internal Medicine Associates. Full-time / 80 hours per pay period Monday - Friday / 8am to 4:30pmNo weekends or holidays
Qualifications:
Proof of High School diploma or GED required.
Phlebotomy certificate from an accredited school and/or on-the-job phlebotomy training is required.
Current Washington State Medical Assistant Phlebotomy required.
Medical Assistant Registered License (OC clinic will provide, once hired) required.
Health care provider CPR Certification, required.
American Society of Clinical Pathologist (ASCP) registration a plus.
Six months phlebotomy experience preferred.
Excellent customer service skills and professional appearance.
If this sounds like an environment where you'll thrive, we'd love to hear from you.
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