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May include; vital signs, height, weight, blood pressure, EKG, specimen collection, phlebotomy, INR, pulse oximetry, point of care testing, etc. May include; vital signs, height, weight, blood pressure, EKG, specimen collection, phlebotomy, INR, pulse oximetry, point of care testing, etc.
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Patient and family centered care (PFCC) at YNHH is demonstrated by working with patients and their families based on the 4 principles of PFCC: participation, dignity and respect, information sharing, and collaboration.
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Phlebotomist Patient Services Representative performs with confidence, both the forensic and clinical specimen collection and processing duties following established practices and procedures. The PSR I has direct contact with patients and creates an atmosphere of trust and confidence while explaining procedures to patients and drawing blood specimens in a skillful, safe and accurate manner.
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Performs with confidence, both the forensic and clinical specimen collection and processing duties following established practices and procedures. The PSR I draws quality blood samples from patients and prepares those specimens for lab testing while following established practices and procedures.
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The PSR I will demonstrate Leadership Behaviors while focusing on process excellence skills and sensitivity to confidentiality and accuracy to patient information. The Patient Services Representative I (PSR I) represents the face of the company to patients who come in, both as part of their health routine or for insights into life-defining health decisions.
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Job Description: The Patient Services Representative I (PSR I) represents the face of the company to patients who come in, both as part of their health routine or for insights into life-defining health decisions.
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The PSR I have direct contact with patients and create an atmosphere of trust and confidence while explaining procedures to patients and drawing blood specimens in a skillful, safe, and accurate manner.
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Under the direction of the area supervisor, perform daily activities accurately and on time. Excellent phlebotomy skills to include pediatric and geriatric. Medical training: medical assistant or paramedic training preferred.
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Phlebotomy certification preferred (Required in California, Nevada, and Washington). Flexible and available based on staffing needs, which includes weekends, holidays, on-call and overtime. Ability to work independently with minimal on-site supervision.
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Dental Insurance: Synectics offers eligible employees and their dependents a dental plan through MetLife. Vision Insurance: Synectics offers eligible employees vision insurance through VSP. Eligibility begins on the 1st day of the calendar month following 60 days of continuous full time employment with Synectics.
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The PSR I have direct contact with patients and creates an atmosphere of trust and confidence while explaining procedures to patients and drawing blood specimens in a skillful, safe and accurate manner.
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Required Skills: General OR, Administration of blood products, Infection control, Specimen Handling/labeling, EPIC, General, Neuro/Spine, Ortho, Ortho/Spine, Thoracic, Urology. Required Skills: General OR, Administration of blood products, Infection control, Specimen Handling/labeling, EPIC, General, Neuro/Spine, Ortho, Ortho/Spine, Thoracic, Urology.
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Medical assistant or paramedic training preferred. Keyboard/data entry experience a must. Demonstrates organizational commitment and promotes a positive image to patients, clients, employees and the public in general.
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One(+) years phlebotomy experience preferred. Ability to provide quality, error free work in a fast-paced environment. Customer service in a retail or service environment preferred. Maintains required records and documentation.
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