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Hi everybody. My name is, bob huckle. I'm the senior vice president for hospital operations. I'm very fortunate in my role. I get to support our teams that work to make cooper the best place to be a patient, the best place to work and the best place to learn and practice medicine. What's the most unique part of my role? Well, every day is different. But what I love about my role is the ability to support our teams and really make a difference in the lives of others. Whether it's removing a barrier for staff or implementing a suggestion that improves patient care or outcomes, the ability to affect positive change is very rewarding and everybody at cooper has the ability to do that. So if you're thinking of joining cooper, you could not make a better choice. It's a great place to work. Our teams do amazing things and we would love to have you join us. So, Good luck. Thank you.
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Short Description
The Phlebotomy Technician is primarily responsible for collecting specimens for laboratory testing in the inpatient setting. Patients may range from newborn through older adults. Team members are assigned to various inpatient units based on volume and are expected to provide timely and accurate service.
Experience Required
1 year experience in phlebotomy
Bilingual preferred (Spanish/English).
Education Requirements
High School Diploma or Equivalent required
License/Certification Requirements
Provide proof of formal Phlebotomy or Medical Assistant training is required (annual recertification is not required); PBT (ASCP) certification highly desirable.
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