Company: eHealthScreenings — a Premise Health Company Location: Cleveland, OH (Mobile/PRN) Pay: $27–$32 per hour (Mileage reimbursement included)
Role Overview:
Join the eHealthScreenings team as a Mobile Phlebotomist on a PRN (as-needed) basis. You’ll travel locally to perform biometric screenings—including blood draws—for employees at various worksites. This dynamic role blends patient care, flexibility, and community-based health support
What Makes It Attractive:
Highly flexible, event-based schedule ideal for providers who value autonomy
Competitive per-hour compensation significantly above average for PRN positions
Mileage reimbursement offers extra incentive to travel within the region
Requirements:
Current Phlebotomy Technician certification or equivalent
Reliable transportation and a clean driving record
Strong interpersonal skills and professionalism in varied settings
Link to Apply and Learn More: View the full job listing & apply here(look for “Mobile Phlebotomist, PRN – eHealthScreenings — a Premise Health Company”)
Would You Take This Job?
Pros:
Great pay with mileage reimbursement and the flexibility to pick your shifts
Engage directly with patients in varied environments, adding variety to your routine
Excellent fit if you enjoy autonomy and light travel in your workdays
Cons:
PRN roles typically lack benefits and stable income
Travel is required—less appealing if you’re seeking a fixed clinic role
Being event-driven means variable scheduling, which may not suit everyone
Would this flexible, well-compensated mobile role suit your rhythm—or would you pass in favor of something more steady or institutionally anchored?
I did PRN screenings around Akron last fall, and the hard part wasn’t the sticks - it was hauling gear through big campuses; a cheap folding dolly and a small cooler with labeled ice packs made the days go smoother. Also log your mileage in an app right after each stop or you’ll forget and miss reimbursement.
Did PRN days around Cleveland and the clutch move was packing a 10‑ft extension cord and tiny power strip - the Dymo label printer and tablet always need the one outlet across the room. I also text the site contact the night before to confirm parking or a loading dock so I’m not schlepping coolers across a campus at 6 a.m.
Did PRN screenings around Cleveland and learned to toss a couple hand warmers in the kit — cold offices make veins disappear and a warm forearm gets you a clean first stick, ugh. With mileage reimbursement it pays okay, but does the as-needed schedule work for you?