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The University of Toledo
Lab Tech I
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What they do
A Phlebotomist collects blood samples from patients for medical tests. May also perform routine laboratory test on samples. Works in a healthcare facility or in a laboratory.
$39,097 / year median in Ohio
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Title:
Lab Tech I Department Org:
Lab-Central Office - 109390Employee Classification:
B6 - Unclass Part TimeAFSCME HSC
Bargaining Unit:
AFSCME HSC
Primary Location:
HSC H Shift:
1Start Time:
0500End Time:
01330Posted Salary:
21.35-24.59Float:
True Rotate:
True On Call:
True Travel:
True Weekend/Holiday:
True Job Description:
Greets patients and performs phlebotomy necessary for laboratory testing. Performs registration and login functions. Under guidance of supervisor or tech, processes and aliquots specimens, assists in preparing specimens for send-out. Performs phlebotomy on both inpatients and outpatients. Answers phones, takes messages and transfers calls appropriately. Registers and logs in specimens from other facilities. Sorts and distributes specimens to the appropriate clinical departments.Minimum Qualifications:
1. High School diploma, GED or equivalent 2. Documentation of at least one of the following:- Medical Assisting Diploma, Degree, or Current CMA/RMA certification Phlebotomy Technician Certificate - Must have completed a phlebotomy internship.
- PBT (ASCP) Certification - Must have completed a phlebotomy internship.
- Veterinary Technician Certification
- Emergency Medical Technician
- One-year full time experience in phlebotomy.
Physical requirements:
- visual acuity of 20/20 or corrected to 20/20 including color vision when applicable
- ability to hear (with or without aides)
- ability to orally communicate
- good manual dexterity
- ability to push, pull, roll, and transfer/lift 50 pounds occasionally
- ability to stand, walk frequently
- ability to bend, reach, stoop, kneel frequently
- ability to perform CPR (if a required for position)
- must be able to drive a motor vehicle 24/7 including inclement weather.