Jasmine O. Delacroix
Phlebotomist, Hospital Inpatient
Las Vegas, NV · (702) 555 0116 · name@example.com · linkedin.com/in/jasmineodelacroix
Key Qualifications
EXPERIENCE
Six years of hospital inpatient phlebotomy on the morning round
SETTINGS
380 bed acute care hospital, about 60 inpatient draws a shift across all floors
SPECIALTIES
Morning round draws, difficult venous access, blood cultures, timed draws
SYSTEMS
Epic Rover handheld with bedside label printing, pneumatic tube system, Sunquest
LICENSURE
Nevada laboratory assistant certificate, Phlebotomy Technician certification
EDUCATION
Phlebotomy technician certificate, Red Rock Technical Institute
Executive Summary
Hospital phlebotomist with six years on the early morning inpatient round at a 380 bed hospital, drawing about 60 patients a shift across medical, surgical, telemetry and intensive care floors. Certified as a Phlebotomy Technician by the American Society for Clinical Pathology and holds the Nevada laboratory assistant certificate. Known in the laboratory for a hemolysis rate under 1 percent and for never having sent a mislabeled tube.
Signature Achievements
- Completes about 60 inpatient draws on the early morning round with first stick success at 96 percent, measured on the laboratory's quarterly audit.
- Held the hemolysis rate on personal draws below 1 percent for three years against a hospital wide rate of 2.4 percent.
- Sent no mislabeled specimen in six years, about 90,000 collections, verified through the laboratory's specimen rejection log.
- Cut results delayed past 7 in the morning by 35 percent after reorganizing the round route by floor and timed draw priority.
- Kept blood culture contamination on personal draws at 0.8 percent against the laboratory goal of under 3 percent.
- Trained 12 new phlebotomists on the inpatient round and signed off their first 100 observed draws.
Professional Experience
Phlebotomist, Inpatient Services
Spring Mountain Medical Center, Las Vegas, NV February 2020 to present
380 bed hospital; early morning round of about 60 patients plus timed and urgent draws through the shift
- Draw venous and capillary specimens from about 60 inpatients on the morning round, verifying two identifiers at every bedside.
- Collect blood cultures with full skin preparation and print labels at the bedside from the Epic Rover handheld.
- Take urgent and timed draws for drug levels, glucose tolerance and coagulation monitoring between round stops.
- Send specimens by pneumatic tube in the correct order and hand carry those that cannot be tubed.
- Precept new phlebotomists on floor routines, difficult access and isolation room procedures.
Phlebotomist
Henderson Valley Urgent Care, Henderson, NV August 2019 to February 2020
Two provider urgent care clinic drawing about 40 patients a day
- Drew venous specimens and ran point of care tests for walk in patients.
- Processed, centrifuged and packaged specimens for daily courier pickup to the reference laboratory.
- Kept the collection log and temperature records for the specimen refrigerator.
Licensure and Certification
Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance, laboratory assistant certificate number 41728
Phlebotomy Technician, American Society for Clinical Pathology Board of Certification, since 2019
Basic Life Support, current
Education
Phlebotomy technician certificate, Red Rock Technical Institute, Las Vegas, 2019
Core Skills
Morning round draws · Difficult venous access · Blood culture collection · Timed specimen draws · Bedside label printing · Order of draw · Pneumatic tube handling · Isolation room draws · Capillary collection · New phlebotomist training