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Job Requirements of Phlebotomist I:
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Employment Type:
Contractor
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Location:
Oakland Park, FL (Onsite)
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Phlebotomist I
Title:Phlebotomist I
Location: Oakland Park, FL
Duration: 6 months
Shift:Monday through Friday 6:00am - 2:00pm, Sat 6:30am-11:00am EST
Job Summary:
The PSR I is the frontline representative for patients, responsible for drawing blood samples, preparing specimens for lab testing, and ensuring a safe, professional, and welcoming environment. This role requires strong phlebotomy skills, excellent customer service, and strict attention to detail and confidentiality.
Key Responsibilities:
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Perform blood draws and specimen collection (clinical & forensic) with accuracy and care
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Explain procedures to patients and build trust during interactions
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Process specimens per standard protocols
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Maintain documentation and uphold confidentiality standards
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Support a safe, clean, and professional environment
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Promote a positive image to patients, staff, and the public
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Work independently and reliably with minimal supervision
Requirements:
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Education: High school diploma or equivalent (Required); medical assistant/paramedic training preferred
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Certifications: Phlebotomy certification preferred (Required in CA, NV, WA)
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Experience:
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6+ months phlebotomy experience required
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1+ year preferred
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Customer service and data entry experience strongly preferred
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Skills & Expectations:
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Strong phlebotomy skills, including pediatric and geriatric draws
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Fast-paced, error-free work with high attention to detail
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Flexible availability (weekends, holidays, on-call, overtime)
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Reliable personal transportation required
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Must live within 20–25 minutes of the worksite
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Punctuality and consistent attendance are critical