Phlebotomist – Wellness Lab
Role Summary
The Phlebotomist is responsible for performing blood collection through venipuncture and capillary techniques. This role involves working in various locations, ensuring safe and effective blood collection procedures while maintaining cleanliness and safety standards.
Job Description
As a Phlebotomist at Wellness Lab, you will be tasked with conducting blood draws at client homes, workplaces, or designated sites. You will need to ensure that blood collection procedures are carried out safely and effectively, while also maintaining a clean and safe work environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform blood collection using venipuncture and capillary techniques.
- Ensure adherence to safety and hygiene protocols during blood draws.
- Communicate effectively with clients to provide information about the blood collection process.
- Maintain accurate records of blood collection activities.
- Collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure quality care.
- Manage equipment and supplies necessary for blood collection.
- Provide compassionate care and support to clients during procedures.
Job Requirements
Minimum Diploma or Certificate in Medical Laboratory Technology, Nursing, or related field.
Experience in blood collection is an advantage.
Knowledge of safety and hygiene procedures.
Strong communication skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Capacity to interact with diverse clients.
Willingness to work in various locations.
Professional and empathetic attitude.
Quick Info
Company
Wellness Lab
Location
Penang
Salary
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Skills Required
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Required Skills
Blood Collection
Communication
Safety Protocols
Team Collaboration
Client Interaction
Record Keeping
Compassionate Care
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