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Certified Phlebotomy Technician

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cross country searchSan Diego (CA)
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$27.93 – $34.54/hour

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Certified Phlebotomy Tech
Job Title: Certified Phlebotomy Tech
Salary Range: $27.93 – $34.54/hour
Location: San Diego, CA
Shift: Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:30 PMJoin our San Diego, CA team! We’re seeking a Certified Phlebotomy Tech offering $27.93 – $34.54/hour for a 10-week temporary assignment. Requirements to ApplyHigh school diploma or GEDPhlebotomy certification California State phlebotomy licensure Certified Phlebotomy Tech needed for a temporary weekday role supporting patient care and laboratory services in a community health setting.
Job Overview: Perform accurate blood collection and laboratory support while delivering quality patient service and contributing to an efficient, collaborative clinical team.
Benefits:
  • Competitive hourly compensation: $27.93 – $34.54/hour
  • Monday – Friday daytime schedule10-week temporary assignment
  • Other Perks
  • Community-based healthcare environment
  • Opportunity to support accessible, patient-centered care
  • English/Spanish bilingual ability preferred
Where? San Diego offers year-round outdoor recreation, beaches, parks, cultural attractions, diverse neighborhoods, and community amenities.
Who Are We? Our client is a community-focused healthcare organization committed to accessible, compassionate, patient-centered care and improving health outcomes across diverse communities.

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