Lab Phlebotomy Level I

JOB SUMMARY AND SPECIFICATIONS JOB SUMMARY

Supports the technical staff of the Laboratory through a thorough knowledge of pre-analytic process. Understands and delivers patient care management and customer service using basic secretarial duties either manually or through Meditech Information System. Independently codes hospital records for the purpose of reimbursement and compliance with Federal regulations according to diagnosis(es), medical necessity, and procedure(s) using ICD-10-CM and CPT systems; analyzes and reviews records for completeness. Performs other duties as required and maintains the physical environment of the area. Performs phlebotomy skills for all age groups in a caring, hospitable and patient focused manner. Monitors the out-patient registration, coding and customer service activities as they occur in the Laboratory. Train staff to perform a wide range of routine to complex venipuncture and skin puncture techniques involved in the collection of blood specimens from patients for laboratory procedures used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Assists with the collection of miscellaneous specimens as indicated.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Professional & Technical Skills Professional and Technical Skills. One or more years experience of secretarial and phlebotomy skills are essential. Familiarity with medical terminology is desirable. Education High School Graduate or equivalent License(s) or Certification(s) None Other Skills or Requirements Team oriented individual possessing good customer service skills. May be asked to use company automobile for MHP business (MHP sites). Must have valid driver's license, current insurance, and acceptable driving record. Must adhere to safety guidelines as outlined in

SPP:

HR-44. Skilled to Care for Certain Age-Related Patient Groups (incumbents will be skilled in the care of the following patient groups) _____ Does not apply _____ Adolescence (13-17 years) __x_ All age groups _____ Infants (0-1 year) _____ Geriatric (65+ years) _____ Pediatric/Early Childhood (1-12 years) _____ Adult (18-64 years)