Beth Israel Lahey Health
Location
Boston, Massachusetts
Salary
$21 - $28 / HOUR
The primary duties involve performing phlebotomy and various specimen collections, registering patients, and processing specimens for screening and analysis according to established procedures. This includes maintaining inventory, performing quality control, and coordinating referral testing.
Candidates must have a High School Diploma or equivalent and required Phlebotomy Training, along with Basic Life Support Certification. Zero to one year of relevant work experience is required, along with computer literacy and strong English communication skills.
When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives. LAB ASSISTANT/PHLEBOTOMIST
Draws blood from patients and prepares specimens for screening, analysis, or other laboratory procedures. Inventories and orders computer, clerical and phlebotomy supplies. Logs and replaces supplies as appropriate. Registers patients and specimens into the Hospital Computer system and orders laboratory testing. Centrifuges, aliquots and labels specimens for referral testing and laboratory testing. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: 1. Performs phlebotomy procedures, venipunctures, finger sticks, nares and nasopharyngeal swab collection as needed, and completes routine quality control maintenance in accordance with established departmental procedures. 2. Verifies, records, files, and organizes laboratory specimens, paperwork, and test results in accordance with established procedures. Assists in maintaining paperwork for testing in the laboratory, making sure orders, face sheets and labels are available for the collectors. 3. Central Processing function including receiving specimens, centrifuging, labeling and aliquoting to appropriate tubes, organize specimens for appropriate areas, including sendout testing. 4. Investigates testing requirements, coordinates lab referrals, packages specimens for transport. Enters send out test results accurately and in a timely manner. Refers all abnormal send out test results to appropriate personnel. 5. Greets laboratory visitors and provides direction and/or assistance to patients, families, and visitors in a courteous and positive manner. Answers incoming calls and responds to telephone requests with courtesy and accuracy. Prints or fax reports to requested clients. Schedules patients as needed. Will review the phone message log in morning, calling patients back to register and schedule their testing appointment. 6. Orders, organizes and maintains inventory of laboratory supplies. Maintains a clean work environment and checks for daily temperature readings. 7. Follows up with supervisor, other labs, and/or physician offices regarding incomplete or pending test results. 8. Registers patients, and specimens into the Hospital computer system and orders laboratory tests and labeling of specimens for analysis. Pre-registers, and schedules patients, checks patients in on the day of testing, ordering the tests, printing the face-sheet and labels. 9. Print all reports, investigates outliers, follow through with problems and incomplete registrations. 10. Helps processing and sending specimens to the appropriate testing sites both on-site and reference laboratory testing. ending specimens to the appropriate testing sites both on-site and reference laboratory testing. Decision Making: Makes decisions that are guided by general instructions and practices requiring some interpretation. May make recommendations for solving problems of moderate complexity and importance. Problem Solving: Addresses problems that are routine, somewhat repetitive and generally solved by following clear directions and procedures and by identifying opportunities for process improvements. Independence of Action: Follows precedents and procedures to perform tasks. May set priorities and organize work within general guidelines. Seeks assistance when confronted with difficult and/or unpredictable situations. Work progress is monitored by supervisor/manager. Patient Contact: Regular, day-to-day contact; both face-to-face and hands-on (having close contact within three feet for at least five minutes).
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