List of Supplies needed for Paramedical Examiners - Mobile Phlebotomist

Author:
Brinafr3sh
Updated date:
Aug 28, 2020

She is a Writer and Author. She's inspired by Eric Thomas, Les Brown, Charles Stanley, Myles Munroe, and Napoleon Hill.

Paramedical Examiner Tips

Some people ask me, "do I get queasy from drawing blood." And I tell them, "No it doesn't bother me" because I enjoy being a Phlebotomist. With being a mobile Phlebotomist your schedule is a little more flexible. Also some people question, "how do you get patients or clients?" And I tell them, there are a few ways, one way is through another paramedical company; which the patient visits is given to them by the Life Insurance Company. Most exams are given by Life Insurance Agents, DNA Companies, employers for their employees and other companies in need of medical specimen results for individuals, families, or groups.

There are different positions as a Mobile Phlebotomist, but serves for the same purpose, such as:

Independent Contractor Examiner - working for many companies with some flexibility, paid per exam.
Independent Contractor Examiner - working for one paramedical company getting paid per exam.
Employee Examiner - is paid by the hour, with other benefits and filing your taxes at the end of the year.

Names for Phlebotomist that Drive to Visit Patients:

♦ Paramedical Examiner

♦ Mobile Phlebotomist

♦ Insurance Examiner

♦ Field Examiner

Sharps Container Disposal

There are a few ways to dispose your sharps container, once it's half full. One way to dispose of your sharps containers is at your local fire department. First you ask if they accept "used sharps containers." If that fire department say that they do take used sharps container; then you give them the half full sharps container. Say thank you, and then you many leave. Another way is to ask the trash company that picks up your weekly trash. They might have information about disposal of medical waste.

Lab Kits

Heritage Lab, 1121 W. highway 56, Olathe, KS 66061-9819, 913-764-1045 phone, 913-764-5679 fax
CRL Clinical Reference Lab, 8433 Quivira, Lenexa, Kansas 66215, 913-492-3652 phone, 1-800- 882-1922 toll free, 913-492-8880 fax
LabOne, 10101 Renner Road, Lenexa, KS 66219, 913-577-1777 phone, 913-894-0287 fax

List of Needed Mobile Phlebotomy Supplies

Keep a copy of Venipuncture Steps also in your carry-case.
1. Centrifuge Machine	19. First Aid Kit
2. Blood Pressure Unit (sphygmomanometer)	20. Clorox Wipes
3. Sharps Container/Bio Hazard Container	21. Fed Ex Lab Bags and Slips
4. Lab Kits - CRL (Clinical Reference Lab), LabOne, Heritage Lab	22. Ice Chest
5. EKG Machine and the type of paper for that particular machine	23. Dry Ice
6. Alcohol Preps	24. small Soap Pump
7. Bandaids	25. (Sewing) - Measure Tape
8. Sterile Gauze	26. (Handyman) - Metal Measure Tape
9. Non-Latex Gloves	27. Cell Phone
10. Carry-case with Wheels	28. Map of your city or state
11. Purell - Hand Sanitizer	29. Lancets (for finger punctures)
12. Box of Tourniquets (non-Latex)	30. An Appointment Book
13. Stethoscopes	31. Insurance Company Forms
14. Non-Digital Scale, (light weight)	32. Computer
15. Bandage Tape	33. Printer/Scanner/Copier - 3 in 1 features
16. Cotton Balls	34. Clip Board
17. a time Watch (with a seconds hand)	35. Several Ink Pens (black ink only)
18. Extra Blood Collection Tubes	36. Shredder
	37. Business Cards
	38. Paper Clips, Stapler, and other stationary supplies
by Sabrina A. K.