Mobile Lab Patient Technician

Our Mobile Lab Patient Technicians play an important part in on-site patient care in locations including private homes, commercial facilities, and long-term care facilities. This is an active and rewarding role that will let you build relationships with patients and see the difference that you make in their lives and healthcare outcomes. 

Status: Temporary Part Time

Shifts: Various based on operational needs

Additional comments: Candidates must hold a valid G-class driver’s license and be willing to work in adjacent cities. The role requires flexibility to be available during evenings and weekends. This is a temporary position offered on a one-year contract

Number of positions: 1 

Start Date: ASAP
Contract End Date: 1 November 2027

This vacancy is for an existing position.

Selected candidates are required to be fully vaccinated with Covid-19 vaccinations, and a booster shot for this role.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Organizing a daily schedule of visits to facilities and private residences to collect specimens as per physicians’ requests, planning your route according to courier times, specimen integrity, and required travel time. 

• Performing phlebotomies, connecting/disconnecting holter monitors, and performing ECG tracings. 

• Collecting and delivering specimens to designated labs for testing. 

• Accession, spin, separate and prepare for transport to reference lab as required. 

• Booking patient appointments, requesting required information from patients, explaining the specimen collection process and ensuring patients have followed necessary test protocol prior to specimen collection. 

• Liaising with doctors, facility staff, and CCAC staff regarding patient problems, changes in scheduling, specimen collection procedures, and other matters. 

What you will bring to the role:

• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record and access to a vehicle. 

• Satisfactory criminal reference check. 

• Phlebotomy experience. 

• Excellent communication skills to enable you to relate with a wide variety of people. 

• Problem solving skills and the ability to think quickly on your feet. 

• Ability to maintain the strictest standards of patient privacy and confidentiality. 
• ECG training or experience is an asset