Perform venous and capillary blood collection for patients of all age groups. Conduct home blood sample collection as per assigned schedule. Verify patient identity and test requisition forms before sample collection.
Label, pack, and transport specimens according to laboratory protocols. Ensure proper sample collection, storage, and timely dispatch to the laboratory. Maintain complete documentation and enter patient details accurately in the Laboratory Information System (LIS).
Follow infection control, biomedical waste management, and safety guidelines. Maintain cleanliness and sterilization of the sample collection area. Monitor stock of collection materials (vacutainers, needles, syringes, gloves, etc.) and report shortages.
Coordinate with laboratory technicians and customer support for smooth sample processing. Handle patients professionally and address their concerns with empathy. Ensure zero sample rejection due to collection or labeling errors.
Follow NABL guidelines, internal SOPs, and quality control procedures. Assist in corporate health camps, health check-up programs, and community screening events as required.
Required
QualificationsDMLT / MLT / Certificate or Diploma in Phlebotomy.
1–3 years of experience in a diagnostic laboratory or hospital. Freshers with excellent practical skills may also apply.
Required
SkillsExpertise in venipuncture and capillary blood collection. Knowledge of specimen handling and transportation. Familiarity with NABL standards and laboratory SOPs. Basic computer knowledge and experience using LIS software. Positive communication and patient-handling skills. Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy. Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Additional
RequirementsWillingness to travel for home sample collections. Two-wheeler with a valid driving license is preferred. Flexible to work in rotational shifts, weekends, and public holidays if required.
Key Performance
Indicators (KPIs)Accurate patient identification and specimen labeling. Minimal sample rejection or recollection rate. Timely completion of home collection visits. High patient satisfaction. Compliance with NABL quality standards and infection control practices. Proper maintenance of documentation and sample records