at ImpactLife in Urbana, Illinois, United States
Job Description
Mobile Phlebotomist
Urbana, IL, USA
Req #2381
Friday, July 12, 2024
ImpactLife is the exclusive provider of blood products and services to our partner hospitals in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin. The blood center is based in Davenport, Iowa, where ImpactLife's testing, processing, and primary distribution center of blood components is located. ImpactLife is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
We currently have an open opportunity for a Collection Specialist (Phlebotomist) with our Mobile operations team. Our aim is to provide world-class blood products and services to communities in need. To achieve this, we need passionate, talented professionals who want to make a difference in our communities to JOIN OUR TEAM! We offer an excellent paid training program!
This is not your usual health care job; our donors are happy, healthy, and ready to roll up their sleeves to help you save lives.
As part of the Donor Services Phlebotomy team, you will be responsible for conducting donor registration, screening, physical, and phlebotomy as well as providing donor care during the donation process.
What you should bring to the team:
Customer service experience
Enjoy working with the public
Have a good, stable work history
Understand the importance of following standard operating procedures
Be able to work a varied schedule including days, evenings, and weekends
May train away from home for up to two weeks at a time
Possess a valid driver's license and be insurable by our insurance carrier (Mobiles)
Pass a pre-employment background and drug screen
This is a full-time position working 30-39 hours per week and requires the ability to work varied hours including days, evenings, and weekends.
What we offer
Competitive wages
Paid training
Advancement opportunities
An excellent benefit package
Generous paid time off program
Other details
Job Family
03A
Pay Type
Hourly
Min Hiring Rate
$18.50
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