SUN Behavioral Columbus
Location
Columbus, Ohio
The primary role involves collecting and preparing blood specimens for laboratory testing while representing the laboratory professionally to patients and families. Responsibilities include reviewing physician orders, verifying patient information, and ensuring correct specimen types are drawn using accurate phlebotomy techniques.
Candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED and current phlebotomy certification where required by state regulations. Preferred qualifications include some college classes and one year of phlebotomy experience, though education may substitute for experience.
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