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Properly explains in a clear but courteous manner the process of the venipuncture (blood drawing) and or other specimen collection (ex. Position Responsibilities: Experience doing blood draws, labeling specimens, centrifuging specimens, recording maintenance data and decontamination, updating patient information, etc.
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Stores specimen sample according to required temperature, places samples in appropriate collection container/ tube, accurately labels, follows different procedures as outlined by specific to protocol deemed necessary for transport to maintain integrity of the specimen.
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Bank Secrecy Act: Remains cognizant of and adheres to Navy Federal policies and procedures, and regulations pertaining to the Bank Secrecy Act. NET, D365, CRM SDK, CRM Plugins, PowerApps & Power Automate Flow; database platforms including SQL Server; development tools such as Visual Studio, XrmToolBox, Dynamics 365 CE WebAPI.
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Label, centrifuge, split, and freeze specimens as required by test order. Temp-to-perm possible/ preferred Summary: The main function of a phlebotomist is to assist in performing various assigned duties, trouble shooting, training and making work flow recommendations.
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Typical rotation is Thursday,Friday, Saturday, Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday. offuntil the following ThursdayPhlebotomy[HM is not interested in candidates that only have Plasma Phleb experience. Matches laboratory requisition forms to specimen tubes.
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Monitor anticoagulation, electrolyte, acid-base balance and blood-gas composition values and adjusts ECMO circuit to maintain physician's orders. Respiratory Care Practitioner credentialed from the Florida Board of Respiratory Care obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date.
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Minimum Qualifications: Valid Phlebotomy certification for the state where you will be employed as required in some states. Check all test requisitions or computer label against script to ensure 100% correct.
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Keeps accurate daily balance sheet of cash received and tickets sold; balances sales and change bank and submits cash to Box Office Manager or Supervisor for audit. Keeps accurate daily balance sheet of cash received and tickets sold; balances sales and change bank and submits cash to Box Office Manager or Supervisor for audit.
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Responsible for the collection and processing of lab work, including blood, urine, stool and cultures while ensuring that information is correct (the correct patient is identified and noted correctly on all paperwork and within the EMR.
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