Pulse Healthcare
Phlebotomist

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About the Company
Pulse AHP’s Phlebotomy Team is currently recruiting for experienced Phlebotomists/Healthcare Support Workers to join the team for a role based in the Central Scotland area. This project is live and will be ongoing.
About the Role
These roles will be working locally throughout Scotland providing Phlebotomy & Healthcare Research services. To be successful in this role you MUST have at least 1 year’s experience in drawing bloods and have competency as a phlebotomist. This is an established programme that is looking for new candidates as it moves into its next phase.
Responsibilities
- Height, weight, and waist measurements captured
- Taking heart rate and blood pressure checks and inputting result data onto the system
- Draw two blood samples for each participant, labelling and storing correctly
- Checking the welfare of the participant throughout the appointment, escalating any issues to the nurse in charge as required
- Offer signposting, advice, and guidance to participants as required
- Prepare boxes containing samples to be collected by the courier at the end of every shift
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Qualifications
You must be a phlebotomist with recent experience of at least 12 months. You must be willing to fully register with our agency.


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Required Skills
- Recent phlebotomy experience of at least 12 months
- Proof of competency is desired but not essential
- Driver would be very beneficial due to the sites being mobile
Preferred Skills
- Phlebotomy/HCA experience to be able to work at least 2-3 days per week in a 6-day service
- This is very much a shift-based position rather like a bank role in that we will look to fit around your availability
Pay range and compensation package
The pay rate for this role will be up to £19 per hour (umbrella rate) with weekend enhancements.
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