Job Title: Phlebotomist
Company:Donwyk
Job description: Job Summary We are looking for a meticulous Phlebotomist who will be responsible for drawing blood from patients for diagnostic, donation, or transfusion purposes. Phlebotomist Responsibilities: • Identifying patients and their personal information by reviewing their identity documents. • Assessing patient needs, reviewing patient history, and determining the reason(s) for drawing blood. • Selecting gauge needles and preparing veins or fingers for blood drawing. • Extracting blood from patients through venipuncture or fingersticks. • Analyzing blood specimens using the correct testing equipment, when necessary. • Preparing specimens for transportation, including labeling vials accurately and matching blood specimens to patients. Phlebotomist Requirements: • Diploma in Phlebotomy. • Certification with the South African Society of Phlebotomy Technicians, Inc. and/or the National Phlebotomy Association. • Proven experience working as a Phlebotomist. • Understanding of proper patient identification methods. • Knowledge of legal requirements pertaining to drawing blood, handling specimen samples, and the use of relevant medical equipment. • Experience using effective puncture techniques. • Knowledge of testing protocols and the use of testing equipment. • Superb dexterity and hand-eye coordination. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Keen attention to detail.
Expected salary: R21000 per month
Location: Bisho, Eastern Cape
Job date: Fri, 20 Dec 2024 00:13:58 GMT
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