Phlebotomist

Join a team dedicated to making a difference in patient care.

At United WestLabs , Inc., our Phlebotomists are trusted healthcare professionals who combine technical expertise with compassion to deliver an exceptional patient experience.

In this role, you will work closely with patients, providers, and laboratory staff to ensure accurate specimen collection, regulatory compliance, and the highest standards of quality and service.

• Perform phlebotomy professionally, competently and with compassion for the patient.
• Maintain a safe and clean environment for all staff members and patients, including without limitation, collecting and disposing of specimens and other contaminated material in accordance with established policies and procedures and with adherence to the appropriate standards of infection control and body fluid precautions and protective equipment when necessary.
• Ensure that requisitions are completed properly, and the patient demographic, diagnosis, insurance and physician information are included on or attached to the requisitions. Diagnostic information shall be in a narrative or ICD-9 code format and valid only if legible.
• If a patient is a Medicare patient, you must review the National Coverage Decisions (“NCD”) and Local Medical review Policies (“LMRP”) for the tests ordered on the requisition form to determine if an Advance Beneficiary Notice (“ABN”) must be completed. If the form is needed, correctly complete the form with the patient.
• Ensure that the Medicare Secondary Form (“MSP”) is completed when necessary.
• Accurately collect all specimens necessary to fulfill the clients’ lab orders.
• Provide accurate communication to clients and their staff regarding the proper ordering of lab tests.
• Ensure that draw station where you work is kept clean and adequately stocked with supplies every day.
• On a daily basis, inform your supervisor of your job performance issues, concerns and schedule.
• If you work for UWL and are located within a physician’s office, you are not permitted to do any work for the physician and/or the physician’s medical practice, your sole responsibility is to collect specimens to be sent to a UWL client’s laboratory.