After Hours On Site Collector - Drug and Alcohol Tech After Hours

On Demand Occupational Medicine is growing and looking to bring on an additional On-Site Collector Technician! The On-Site Collector tech will support the community workforce through the collection of client specimens for pre-employment, post-accident and reasonable suspicion drug and alcohol testing. The Tech will be required to adhere to custody and control form instructions and interdepartmental guidelines.

Benefits Include:

• 80% company-paid base health insurance for the employee & dependents effective the first of the month following your start date.
  


• Optional dental and vision plans at reduced rates.


• Optional Short-Term Disability


• 100% company paid life insurance plan of $25,000 (with supplemental available).


• 401(k) with above average matching after one year of employment.


• Paid Time Off (PTO) begins accruing immediately upon first day of work.


• 6 paid holidays
  

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Facilitate the collection, processing and shipping of urine specimens following chain of custody and control guidelines.
  


• Conduct breath alcohol testing (BAT).
  


• Adheres to quality assurance and quality control procedures in the performance of all screenings/testing's.
  


• Obtain appropriate authorizations and verify information as necessary.
  


• Properly and accurately document data related to the identification of the donor and completion of sample labels, logs, and billing sheet.
  


• Protect clients and self through adherence to infection control practices inclusive of blood-borne pathogens and universal precautions.
  


• Assist with client registration/scheduling.
  


• Assist with answering of phones and screening of calls.
  


• Assist in the maintenance of records to include filing, faxing, scanning. ·
  


• Maintain required training and credentials required for the position.
  


• Maintain adherence to departmental, corporate, and regulatory standard operating policies or procedures and established ethical standards of conduct.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• High school diploma or GED equivalent and be 18 years of age or older
  


• Medical Assistant, EMT, Phlebotomy or other related field preferable.
  


• Experience with computerized software programs such as Microsoft Office and electronic health record or practice management programs.