Role Summary

Improves laboratory turnaround time (TAT) and specimen quality during night shift; enhances patient/customer satisfaction by reducing wait times for results (OP, Casualty, IP and ICU); supports compliance with ISO 15189:2022 pre-analytical quality requirements; and provides a cost-effective staffing model compared to routinely rostering Laboratory Technologists on night shift.

Requirements

• Positively identify patients and perform venipuncture/specimen collection across OP, Casualty, IP and ICU.
• Accurately label, handle, store and transport specimens per SOPs; prioritize urgent/STAT samples.
• Identify and report unsuitable specimens; coordinate timely recollection to minimize pre-analytical errors.
• Provide compassionate, patient-centered care, including for children, elderly, critically ill and difficult-to-bleed patients.
• Comply with infection prevention, PPE, aseptic technique and sharps safety requirements.
• Monitor phlebotomy supplies/equipment and report shortages or issues promptly. Support quality improvement activities, audits, CMEs and competency assessments as required.

• Positively identify patients and perform venipuncture/specimen collection across OP, Casualty, IP and ICU.
• Accurately label, handle, store and transport specimens per SOPs; prioritize urgent/STAT samples.
• Identify and report unsuitable specimens; coordinate timely recollection to minimize pre-analytical errors.
• Provide compassionate, patient-centered care, including for children, elderly, critically ill and difficult-to-bleed patients.
• Comply with infection prevention, PPE, aseptic technique and sharps safety requirements.
• Monitor phlebotomy supplies/equipment and report shortages or issues promptly.
• Support quality improvement activities, audits, CMEs and competency assessments as required.

• Venipuncture
• Specimen Collection
• Specimen Handling
• Specimen Storage
• Specimen Transport
• Patient Care
• Infection Prevention
• PPE Compliance
• Aseptic Technique
• Sharps Safety
• Quality Improvement
• Audits
• Competency Assessments

• Ability to positively identify patients.
• Proficiency in venipuncture and specimen collection.
• Knowledge of specimen labeling, handling, storage, and transport SOPs.
• Ability to identify and report unsuitable specimens.
• Compassionate and patient-centered care approach.
• Understanding of infection prevention, PPE, aseptic technique, and sharps safety.
• Ability to monitor phlebotomy supplies and equipment.
• Willingness to support quality improvement activities, audits, CMEs, and competency assessments.