1.      Perform specimen collection to include phlebotomy, cultures and arterial punctures for all age groups.

2.      Evaluate integrity of specimens received from sources outside of the laboratory.

3.      Follow department and hospital policies and procedures.

4.      Must be able to verbalize instructions to patients regarding specimen collection.

5.      Maintain and trouble shoot lab equipment.

6.      Perform and document calibration and quality control of all laboratory equipment.

7.      Answer telephone and verbalize patient reports.

8.      Travel to other facilities for specimen collection (i.e. nursing homes)

9.      Deliver reports to the clinics and nursing homes.

10.  Interpret laboratory results for accuracy.

11.  Forward reports to the ordering physician and any agency requested by the ordering physician.

12.  Assemble medical records for outpatients for coding in HIM.

13.  Participate in proficiency testing and competency evaluation.

14.  Be able to rotate in all areas of lab.

15.  Participate in call rotation.

16.  Participate in evaluation of new methodologies, procedures, and instrumentation.

17.  Participate in orientation and training of new lab personnel.

18.  Cross-train in EKG and Histology

19.  Perform other functions as assigned by supervisor or medical director