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ICONMA, LLC Blood Bank Assistant in United States
Promotes the Dak Minn Blood Bank brand at blood drives and community events as well as performs donor recruitment, education, registration, screening, and whole blood collection activities.
Maintain a working knowledge of donor eligibility and suitability requirements and perform quality assurance and instrument maintenance activities according to standard operating procedures.
Additional duties may be assigned to meet the needs of the work area.
Performs donor education, registration and screening according to standard operating procedures..
Performs donor collection. Monitors donors during the collection process to ensure well-being of the donor while minimizing the potential for adverse events.
Performs post-donation care activities and responds accordingly to relieve symptoms should an adverse event occur.
Performs and documents activity according to standard operating procedure.
Performs and interprets quality assurance activities and equipment maintenance according to standard operating procedures.
Exercises initiative and judgement when investigating, troubleshooting and resolving problems. Informs the next level of authority as necessary and documents all actions.
Creates and maintains complete, accurate, and legible records according to standard operating procedures and takes appropriate actions for records/donations requiring follow-up.
Utilizes available technologies to record and retrieve information and completes needed documentation.
Performs other duties as assigned or needed to meet the needs of the department/organization.
Requirements
Donor center experience would be beneficial but is not required.
Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS)/American Heart Association (AHA).
2 years of experience .
Candidates must have previous Blood Bank experience, and travel experience.
Preferred:
Epic is experience preferred.
As an equal opportunity employer, ICONMA prides itself on creating an employment environment that supports and encourages the abilities of all persons regardless of race, color, gender, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, or disability.