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Plasma Donor Screener / Phlebotomist | Takeda (BioLife Plasma Services)
The Tone:
This is a part-time role at Takeda (BioLife Plasma Services), located in Walker, MI. Takeda (BioLife Plasma Services) focuses on collecting high-quality plasma, which is used to create life-changing medicines for patients. This role is crucial as it directly involves interacting with donors, ensuring their safety, and supporting the collection process that ultimately improves patient lives globally. A commitment to customer service and quality is central to this position.
The TL;DR
• Role: Part Time
• Type: Regular
• Location: Walker, MI
• Pay: $16.00 hourly
• Team: Reports to the Plasma Center Manager
• Mission: Screen plasma donors and perform phlebotomy to support plasma center operations, ensuring donor safety and contributing to the collection of life-changing medicines.
• Tech Stack: Donor Information System
What You’ll Actually Do
• Donor Engagement: Answer phones, greet donors, and focus on their needs while ensuring the safety of all donors and team members.
• Donor Screening: Screen new and repeat donors, accurately taking and recording their vital signs and finger stick results.
• Record Management: Utilize the Donor Information System to prepare donor charts, maintain precise records, and coordinate donor compensation.
• Operational Improvement: Help identify opportunities for continuous operational improvement and initiate changes to center processes using company-approved procedures.
• Schedule Flexibility: Be available for donors by working a variety of shifts, including Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
The Must-Haves
• Background: High school diploma or equivalent. Early Career.
• Experience: No specific prior experience is explicitly required for the core tasks; on-the-job training will be provided.
• Skills: Fine motor coordination, depth perception, and the ability to hear equipment from a distance.
• Bonus: One or more years of experience working in a customer or patient-facing role is helpful.