Phlebotomist Inpatient

Job description

Summary: The Inpatient Phlebotomist is responsible for collecting specimens—including blood, urine, and cultures—from patients in accordance with physician orders and established protocols. This role ensures specimen integrity and patient safety by following standard operating procedures for identification, collection, labeling, processing, and handling. The Phlebotomist maintains a customer-focused approach and may perform draws in inpatient units, outpatient facilities, or nursing home settings. Essential Responsibilities: Produces consistently accurate work with strong attention to detail, reflecting a commitment to high-quality standards. Performs venipunctures and fingersticks using appropriate procedures and techniques. Communicates clearly and respectfully with patients, verifying identity by requesting full name and date of birth. Operates within the scope of licensure, certification, and job description, taking personal responsibility for patient care and safety. Complies with National Patient Safety Goals and other regulatory standards; reports and addresses safety risks promptly. Maintains adequate supplies in draw rooms and other designated areas daily. Empties urine co...