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David Careers

Phlebotomist - Rush University Medical Center - Chicago (Hiring Immediately)

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skills for chicagoChicago (IL)
PhlebotomistsMedical Laboratories

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Skills for Chicago Is a Chicago-based nonprofit that removes barriers to employment by eliminating biases that disqualify candidates unnecessarily. Working with local and global companies, Skills brings opportunities to neighborhoods and municipalities throughout the Chicagoland area. To be eligible for Skills for Chicago services, candidates must reside in Illinois or Indiana, be authorized to work in the United States, and be either unemployed or underemployed. Rush University Medical CenterRush University Medical Center is a leading academic medical center and acute care facility. Our partners are committed to giving back to the neighborhood with jobs, economic support, and volunteering efforts. Join a team dedicated to service, growth, and giving back.
Job Highlights:
  • Obtain blood specimens through venipuncture procedures
  • Serve as liaison between physicians and the laboratory
  • Maintain clean, organized work areas, equipment, and professional appearance
  • Stock and manage supplies at appropriate levels without overstocking
Candidate Profile:
  • National Phlebotomy Association or equivalent certification required
  • Minimum 2 years of phlebotomy experience in a hospital setting
  • Ability to stand, walk, and bend for most of the workday
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Additional Information: LocationChicagoBenefitsDental; Employee Assistance; Life Insurance; Long Term Disability; Medical; Paid Training/Personal Development; Retirement/401K; Short Term Disability; Vision

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