- Perform sample processing, exempt screening, and monitoring tests in compliance with OSHA and regulatory standards. - Possess hands-on experience in a laboratory setting and a strong understanding of clinical laboratory processes. - Manage specimen receiving, sorting, and specimen bag preparation. - Enter test orders into the laboratory information system, ensuring accurate labeling and matching of patient information. - Handle various specimens, including blood, tissue, fecal matter, and body fluids, while maintaining safety and infection control standards.

- Recorded and maintained detailed patient medical records, vital signs, and test results. - Conducted a variety of laboratory procedures, such as venipunctures, EKGs, and urine tests. - Effectively communicated treatment plans, medication instructions, and physician guidance to ensure patient comprehension. - Demonstrated versatility in office tasks, including telemedicine, medication management, and patient administration. - Received comprehensive training in cardiology, pain management, primary care, and endocrinology across multiple medical specialties. - Mentored new hires and led volunteer training in EKGs and blood pressure measurements, contributing to the office's overall efficiency and effectiveness.

- Conducted donor suitability assessments and performed venipuncture for plasmapheresis, ensuring donor safety. - Monitored both donor well-being and equipment functionality to maintain product quality. - Provided comprehensive phlebotomy training to the team, including developing training materials and acting as a mentor and resource for colleagues. - Contributed to the development of new processes and procedures to enhance the efficiency of the phlebotomy department.