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Phlebotomist

Posted 45 days ago

jobcaseEnglewood (NJ)

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About the role

Phlebotomist
Location: Englewood, NJ
Employment Type: Part-Time - 3 Hours a day.
Department: Nursing Reports To: DONAt Boca Recovery Center, we are committed to delivering exceptional, compassionate care to individuals on their journey to recovery. Our Englewood NJ facility is a trusted environment where patients receive individualized treatment from a dedicated team of medical and behavioral health professionals.
Position Summary: We are seeking a skilled and compassionate Phlebotomist to support our nursing team in the collection and processing of blood and urine samples, ensuring high standards of clinical safety and patient comfort. This role is integral to supporting the medical needs of our patients and maintaining compliance with treatment protocols.
Key Responsibilities: Perform venipuncture and specimen collection for laboratory testing. Accurately label, process, and prepare specimens for transportation or in-house analysis. Maintain cleanliness and infection control standards in collection areas. Assist nurses in monitoring patients during blood draws and flagging any adverse reactions. Document all procedures and patient interactions in electronic health records (EHR).Communicate effectively with the clinical/nursing team regarding lab needs and patient concerns. Maintain an organized supply inventory and restock phlebotomy materials as needed. Follow all HIPAA and OSHA regulations and maintain strict patient confidentiality.

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