Specialist- Cord Blood Collection

Overview

Specialist- Cord Blood Collection Jobs in Edmonton, Canada at Canadian Blood Services

Title: Specialist- Cord Blood Collection

Company: Canadian Blood Services

Location: Edmonton, Canada

Category:

Job category: Laboratory and phlebotomy
Job posting : 8769

​Employment status: Regular part-time

Possible schedule/FTE: 0.50
Number of positions available: 1

Classification: ASO
Salary/Rate of pay: $28.10- $32.35

Final date to receive applications: until filled

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Your up-to-date resume.

Job specific cover letter.

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About the role

Canadian Blood Services is looking for a Regular part-time
Specialist
– Cord Blood Collection to join our dynamic Stem Cells team in AB-Edmonton-Lois Hole Hospital
.

The Stem Cells team is responsible for collecting umbilical ex-utero cord and maternal blood samples, and ensure promotion, development and maintenance of an environment of continuous quality improvement, in accordance with regulatory and accreditation standards and customer satisfaction. ​The Collection Specialist will be responsible for collections. In addition, they will be responsible for promoting and maintaining public awareness/promotion and education as well as maintaining positive working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Formula for success

With your attention to detail and strong organizational skills, you will assemble and prepare supplies, equipment, and necessary documentation at hospital collection site to support efficient and accurate cord blood collections.

Drawing on your knowledge of donor care and medical protocols, you will perform ex-utero umbilical cord blood and maternal blood sample collections, ensuring safety and compliance with all standards.

Leveraging your commitment to quality and accuracy, you will perform quality control of equipment and supplies, maintain calibration records, and ensure all documentation is thoroughly completed.

Using your investigative mindset and collaborative approach, you will participate in root cause analysis and assist with quality event investigations to support continuous improvement initiatives.

With your excellent communication skills, you will liaise with hospital staff to maintain effective collaboration and ensure consistent opportunities for cord blood collection are maximized.

Desired education and skills

Completion of accredited training program in phlebotomy or related experience.

Basic computer skills and the ability to learn new systems and programs.

Excellent interpersonal skills, team building and ability to collaborate in a multi-disciplinary team setting as a non-hospital employee in a hospital setting.

Must be able to work independently, identify issues and provide resolutions to problems at the hospital.

What we offer you

Paid Vacation.

Payment in lieu of holidays.

Comprehensive group health, dental and vision benefits for you and your family.

Defined benefit pension plan.

Employee discounts, wellness program, professional resources.

What you can expect

Work schedule is on a rotational basis;
Monday to Friday including holidays; 37.5 hours bi-weekly (2 shifts one week, 3 shifts the next)

Hours of operation are days and evenings, 8 hour shifts either 7 AM-3PM or 3PM – 11PM.

Training will be the first 4-6 weeks full time.

Physical…