Phlebotomy Technician
Employer: Novant Health
Location: Clemmons, NC (in-person; clinical/lab setting)
Pay: Not listed on posting
Type: Full-time — Phlebotomy Technician (patient specimen collection / laboratory support)
What You’ll Do:
Perform phlebotomy and related specimen-collection procedures; follow Novant Health policies and lab protocols; ensure accurate labeling and documentation; assist with orientation and training of other personnel on equipment/software as needed; contribute to a safe, patient-centered experience.
Why It Stands Out:
• Work for a large health system with structured procedures and emphasis on patient experience.
• Hands-on clinical role with opportunity to support lab quality-assurance activities and staff training.
• Clear certification expectation and short ramp to comply with credentialing requirements.
Potential Trade-offs:
• Certification required (ASCP, ASPT, AMT, or NHA)—new hires must obtain certification within 6 months if not already certified.
• Clinical environment with potential exposure to biohazards and urgent situations—requires calm, protocol-driven responses.
• Some positions may require variable schedules and standing for extended periods.
Skills:
• Strong knowledge of medical terminology and specimen-handling procedures.
• Proficiency in clear verbal and written communication and patient interaction.
• Ability to follow written protocols, maintain quality-assurance practices, and work independently.
• Competence with basic laboratory equipment and data-entry/documentation tasks.
Qualifications:
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Preferred: ~1 year relevant phlebotomy experience.
• Required certification: ASCP, ASPT, AMT, or NHA (obtain within 6 months if newly hired).
• Ability to anticipate and react calmly in emergencies and to establish effective working relationships with patients and clinical staff.
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This role suits you if you enjoy direct patient care, have (or will obtain) phlebotomy certification, and want a hands-on clinical position supporting laboratory operations. Would you take this job — or should I find comparable phlebotomy openings with a posted pay range or guaranteed shift schedule?