EKG Phleb Tech

As an EKG Phleb Tech at Cooper University Health Care, your primary responsibilities will include collecting laboratory specimens and performing EKG tests on patients. You will cater to a diverse range of patients in both outpatient and inpatient settings, including nursing homes. Your role is essential in ensuring the accuracy and safety of lab results which directly influence patient care.

To qualify for the EKG Phleb Tech role at Cooper University Health Care, candidates must have a high school diploma and provide proof of formal training in phlebotomy or as a medical assistant. Although one year of experience in phlebotomy or EKG is preferred, we welcome candidates who are eager to learn and grow. Bilingual skills, particularly in Spanish, are advantageous and make you a desirable candidate.

While it’s preferred to have at least one year of experience in both phlebotomy and EKG, Cooper University Health Care values enthusiasm and willingness to learn. New graduates and those without extensive experience are encouraged to explore this opportunity, especially if you can demonstrate a commitment to patient care.

As an EKG Phleb Tech at Cooper University Health Care, you’ll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. We also provide retirement plans, attractive working conditions, and abundant opportunities for professional development, allowing you to advance your career in healthcare.

Cooper University Health Care is committed to fostering an extraordinary work environment for EKG Phleb Techs. Our dedication to innovation, access to state-of-the-art technologies, and a supportive team culture make it an ideal place for healthcare professionals. We prioritize employee growth and satisfaction, making Cooper a standout employer in South Jersey.

In responding to this question, emphasize the types of EKG tests you have performed, the patient demographics you've worked with, and any relevant training. Be honest about your experience level but demonstrate your eagerness to learn.

To effectively answer this question, share specific techniques or methods you use to build rapport and reassure patients. Highlight your communication skills and your ability to create a calm environment.

Outline your protocols for maintaining patient safety, such as following standard precautions, properly labeling specimens, and double-checking patient identities. Mention any relevant regulations or standards you adhere to.

Explain how you assess urgency and patient needs to prioritize effectively. Mention any organization strategies or tools you use to stay on track while ensuring each patient receives timely attention.

This is an opportunity to connect your personal values with the company’s mission. Discuss your passion for patient care, professional development opportunities, and the innovative environment at Cooper that excites you.

Describe any continuous education efforts you engage in, such as attending workshops, enrolling in courses, or reading relevant medical literature. Emphasize your commitment to staying informed in the ever-evolving healthcare field.

Provide a specific example where you collaborated with other healthcare professionals to deliver optimal patient care. Highlight the importance of teamwork in healthcare and what you learned from that experience.

Discuss the importance of clear communication and problem-solving. Share a strategy for addressing conflicts calmly and constructively, emphasizing respect for differing opinions and approaches.

Explain your methodical approach to specimen collection, including preparation steps, techniques for minimizing contamination, and verification processes to ensure accuracy and reliability in results.

Share a specific challenge you have faced, such as difficult draws or patient anxiety, and explain the strategies you developed to overcome these challenges. This demonstrates resilience and adaptability.