Entry Level Phlebotomist

Join BioLife Plasma Services as an Entry Level Phlebotomist/Medical Screener and help support life-saving plasma-derived therapies. In this on-site role, you’ll welcome donors, review medical histories, take vital signs, and perform venipuncture under strict safety and quality standards. Working in a regulated clinical environment, you’ll document procedures accurately, monitor donors during and after collection, and maintain a clean, compliant workspace. You’ll receive structured training, work closely with an experienced clinical team, and build a healthcare career in a mission-driven, patient-focused organization. Welcome and screen plasma donors, verify identity, and review medical histories for eligibility Perform venipuncture and collect blood/plasma samples following strict safety and aseptic protocols Measure vital signs and conduct basic health assessments prior to donation Document donor information and procedures accurately in electronic systems Monitor donors during and after the procedure, responding promptly to adverse reactions Maintain cleanliness, organization, and infection control standards in collection and screening areas Handle, label, and store samples according to regulatory and company requirements Follow all FDA, OSHA, and company guidelines for plasma collection and donor safety Collaborate with clinical and lab staff to support efficient center operations Participate in ongoing training, quality audits, and process improvements Venipuncture and blood collection Vital signs measurement Medical screening and donor eligibility assessment Electronic medical records/data entry Infection control and aseptic technique Specimen labeling and handling Basic clinical documentation Customer service in a healthcare setting Knowledge of FDA/OSHA healthcare regulations Emergency response to donor reactions Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Phlebotomy certification (CPT or equivalent) preferred Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification preferred Knowledge of aseptic technique and infection control standards Familiarity with HIPAA and patient confidentiality requirements