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Mobile Phlebotomist/Life Insurance Examiner

Posted 2 days ago

apps paramedical servicesEagle Mountain (UT)

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About the role

Job Description: APPS Paramedical is the nation's largest and most technologically advanced health information provider. Our network of health professionals conducts physical examinations, testing, and personal health interviews, primarily for the life insurance industry. We are looking for dependable, detail-oriented medical professionals to work flexible PRN, in most areas of Utah. Responsibilities may include: Performing mobile paramedical exams (health history, vitals, obtain and complete specimens (blood, urine, etc.).May complete ECG tracings (ecg's not available in all areas; the local office will determine this need).The ability to schedule your own hours; you tell us when you are available to assist with cases. Must have strong and continued communication with the branch office regarding case status. Qualified candidates must have: Current licensure, certificate of medical training (e.g., RN, LPN, Med Tech, Medical Assistant, and Paramedics) as required by your state for completion of phlebotomy services. Must have one year of current phlebotomy experience and completed a minimum of 200 successful draws, valid driver's license, and own transportation with valid insurance. The position requires excellent communication, organization, and technical skills: the interpersonal skills to interface extensively with clients, management, and office staff, as well as a high level of courtesy, tact, and professionalism. The candidate must also have a computer, cell phone, and fax capabilities. Fixed compensation per case completed. Bilingual speakers are a plus! If you are interested, please visit APPSLive.com, click on Menu- Our Company and complete the Examiner Opportunities section. A regional office rep will contact you with more information.

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