Entry Level Phlebotomist
Revel Staffing, Seattle, WA, United States
Phlebotomist
A confidential healthcare organization is seeking an experienced and dependable Phlebotomist to support plasma collection operations in a regulated, safety-focused environment. This role is essential to ensuring quality, compliance, and a positive donor experience. The Phlebotomist is responsible for performing venipunctures, supporting the plasmapheresis process, operating collection equipment, and maintaining strict compliance with FDA, OSHA, CLIA, and GMP standards. This role requires strong attention to detail, technical skill, and a commitment to donor safety and quality. Key responsibilities include: Performing venipunctures and plasma collection using proper technique and safety standards Setting up and preparing all disposable supplies and equipment for donor procedures Operating automated plasmapheresis machines; troubleshooting alarms and alerts Reviewing donor identification, monitoring donor reactions, and ensuring donor comfort Maintaining accurate labels, collection ratios, logs, and documentation Disposing of biohazard waste according to safety protocols Maintaining clean, organized workstations and ensuring adequate supply levels Performing maintenance, calibration, and QC checks on plasmapheresis equipment Supporting continuous improvement, CAPA activity, and performance observations Qualifications include: High School diploma or GED MediClear or equivalent HIPAA privacy certification (required) Documented phlebotomy training completion prior to working independently Prior medical/clinical experience preferred (minimum 3 months ideal) Proficiency with computer systems and documentation tools Strong verbal and written communication skills Ability to focus and perform repetitive, precise tasks
A confidential healthcare organization is seeking an experienced and dependable Phlebotomist to support plasma collection operations in a regulated, safety-focused environment. This role is essential to ensuring quality, compliance, and a positive donor experience. The Phlebotomist is responsible for performing venipunctures, supporting the plasmapheresis process, operating collection equipment, and maintaining strict compliance with FDA, OSHA, CLIA, and GMP standards. This role requires strong attention to detail, technical skill, and a commitment to donor safety and quality. Key responsibilities include: Performing venipunctures and plasma collection using proper technique and safety standards Setting up and preparing all disposable supplies and equipment for donor procedures Operating automated plasmapheresis machines; troubleshooting alarms and alerts Reviewing donor identification, monitoring donor reactions, and ensuring donor comfort Maintaining accurate labels, collection ratios, logs, and documentation Disposing of biohazard waste according to safety protocols Maintaining clean, organized workstations and ensuring adequate supply levels Performing maintenance, calibration, and QC checks on plasmapheresis equipment Supporting continuous improvement, CAPA activity, and performance observations Qualifications include: High School diploma or GED MediClear or equivalent HIPAA privacy certification (required) Documented phlebotomy training completion prior to working independently Prior medical/clinical experience preferred (minimum 3 months ideal) Proficiency with computer systems and documentation tools Strong verbal and written communication skills Ability to focus and perform repetitive, precise tasks