Become A Mobile Phlebotomist

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Working As A Mobile Phlebotomist

Assisting and Caring for Others
Getting Information
Interacting With Computers
Updating and Using Relevant Knowledge
Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates

Deal with People
Unpleasant/Angry People
Unpleasant/Hazardous Environment
Repetitive
Stressful
$35,700
Average Salary

What Does A Mobile Phlebotomist Do At Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center

* include the following; other duties may be assigned.
* Assists with the loading, unloading, set-up and tear down of equipment at mobile donor sites.
* Performs per-donation screening, venipuncture, and post-venipuncture care of donors in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures.
* Accurately and legibly completes donor records in a timely manner.
* Demonstrates strong level of customer service skills and customer service focus.
* Identifies and addresses non-routine situation arising during phlebotomy procedures and reports them to supervisor.
* Attends and completes continuing education and training in phlebotomy procedures, instruments and equipment as required.
* Maintains acceptable level of proficiency in required phlebotomy procedures.
* Assists other staff members in maintaining smooth workflow and processes.
* Must not pose a direct threat or significant risk of substantial harm to the safety or health of himself/herself or others.
* Must comply with all applicable safety rules and policies and be willing to report actual and potential safety violations to the appropriate supervisor or manager.
* Must maintain regular and acceptable attendance at such level as is determined in The Blood Center s sole discretion.
* Must be regularly available to work at least 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week, or such other days or hours per week as The Blood Center determines are necessary to meet business needs.
* Must be available and willing to work such overtime per day or per week as The Blood Center determines is necessary or desirable to meet business needs

What Does A Mobile Phlebotomist Do At American Para Professional Systems

* Recording Medical history Taking and recording vital signs (height, weight, pulse & blood pressure) Collecting and processing blood & urine samples Providing daily case updates to office via internet Qualified candidates will: Choose the territory they cover Work flexible hours Have phlebotomy experience (min.
* draws) Have dependable transportation and auto insurance Have personal access to the internet and a fax machine daily Possess a laptop wireless internet or cell phone hotspot Be detailed oriented and organized Bi-lingual speaking candidates are a plus Please forward your resume to Jeslyn Bell, Regional Director via email or fax to

What Does A Mobile Phlebotomist Do At United Blood Services

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* Performs all assigned duties in compliance with internal SOPs and external regulations.
* Brings compliance issues to the attention of management.
* Maintains good attendance and punctuality per the absence policy.
* Performs all duties related to the collection and handling of blood and blood products (e.g., computerized medical screening, phlebotomy, load, set-up, tear down, pack blood, and daily quality control).
* Communicates all pertinent information effectively and timely.
* Brings issues to the attention of those in authority or leadership positions, as necessary.
* Works as part of a team to achieve daily team production goals.
* Assists and supports other team members, as required.
* Maintains clean and organized work area.
* Drives the company vehicle, as required.
* Maintains complete and accurate records.
* Demonstrates excellent communication skills in accordance with current customer service standards to represent a positive image for the company.
* Maintains and ensures equipment, vehicles, and facilities are in good working order.
* Maintains proficiency and certification for all tasks required by position.
* Performs all other duties, at the discretion of management, as assigned

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How To Become A Mobile Phlebotomist

Phlebotomists typically enter the occupation with a postsecondary nondegree award from a phlebotomy program. Almost all employers look for phlebotomists who have earned professional certification.

Education and Training

Phlebotomists typically enter the occupation with a postsecondary nondegree award from a phlebotomy program. Programs are available from community colleges, vocational schools, or technical schools. These programs usually take less than 1 year to complete and lead to a certificate or diploma. Programs have classroom sessions and laboratory work and include instruction in anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology. Phlebotomists also learn specific procedures on how to identify, label, and track blood samples.

Many phlebotomists enter the occupation with a high school diploma and are trained to be a phlebotomist on the job.

Licenses, Certifications, and Registrations

Almost all employers prefer to hire phlebotomists who have earned professional certification.

Several organizations offer certifications for phlebotomists. The National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT), National Healthcareer Association (NHA), the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), and the American Medical Technologists (AMT) offer Phlebotomy Technician certifications.

Candidates for certification typically need some classroom education, as well as some clinical experience. Certification testing usually includes a written exam and may include practical components, such as drawing blood. Requirements vary by certifying organization. California, Louisiana, Nevada, and Washington require their phlebotomists to be certified.

Important Qualities

Compassion. Some patients or clients are afraid of having their blood drawn, so phlebotomists should be caring in performing their duties.

Detail oriented. Phlebotomists must draw the correct vials of blood for the tests ordered, track vials of blood, and enter data into a database. Attention to detail is necessary; otherwise, the specimens may be misplaced or lost, or a patient may be injured.

Dexterity. Phlebotomists work with their hands, and they must be able to use their equipment efficiently and properly.

Hand–eye coordination. Phlebotomists draw blood from many patients, and they must perform their duties successfully on the first attempt, or their patients will experience discomfort.

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Top Skills for A Mobile Phlebotomist

Top Mobile Phlebotomist Skills

Blood Specimens
Laboratory Specimens
Venipuncture Methods

You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:

Collected blood specimens in a fast and timely manner.
Collect, accessioned and store laboratory specimens according to established guidelines.
Draw blood from veins by vacuum tube, syringe, or butterfly venipuncture methods.
Followed established phlebotomy procedures for obtaining blood samples from patients.
Collect urine specimens to monitor for prescription monitoring.