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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates strong customer service skills while ensuring donor confidentiality and safety in a plasma center environment. Capable of operating automated plasmapheresis machines and adhering to health and safety standards.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Customer Service StandardsAutomated Plasmapheresis Machine OperationState Licensures or CertificationsDonor Health MonitoringAbility to Follow Instructions
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Plasmapheresis Machine OperationDonor Health MonitoringContaminated Equipment DisposalAbility to Lift 50 lbsFrequent Hand MovementColor PerceptionHearing AcuityStanding for 6 to 8 HoursBending and TwistingWalking for 6 to 8 Hours
Soft Skills
Establish Rapport with DonorsListening SkillsUnderstanding Sensitive InformationCustomer Happiness FocusAbility to Relate to Diverse Groups
Certifications & Qualifications
High School Diploma or GEDState Licensures or Certifications
Industry Keywords
Plasma CenterPlasma-Derived MedicinesDonor SuitabilityBiological FluidsInfectious Organisms
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Assist in determining donor suitability
- Establish rapport with donors to ensure customer happiness while maintaining donor confidentiality
- Respond to and assist with handling donor reactions
- Monitor donors and equipment to ensure donor health and product quality
- Set up, disconnect, and operate automated plasmapheresis machines
- Disconnect and dispose of contaminated disposable equipment
- Work in a plasma center producing plasma-derived medicines for patients
Requirements
What you’ll need- Superior customer service standards
- High School diploma or GED
- Ability to work a flexible schedule
- Interest in making a difference in the world
- Obtains required state licensures or certifications where applicable
- Ability to comprehend and follow oral and written instructions
- Ability to listen to and understand information presented through spoken words and sentences
- Ability to relate sensitive information to diverse groups
- Ability to work standing for 6 to 8 hours per day
- Ability to bend and twist neck and waist for 1–2 hours per day
- Frequent hand movement and precise coordinated finger, hand and wrist movements
- Frequent foot movement; ability to squat, crouch or sit on heels infrequently
- Ability to walk up to 6–8 hours per day
- Ability to lift 15 lbs., with a maximum lift of 50 lbs.
- Ability to reach below shoulder height
- Essential hearing acuity
- Color perception/discrimination and correctable near and far vision
- Ability to work around biological fluids, infectious organisms, electrical equipment, and extreme cold below 32°F
Benefits
Comp & perks- Regular full-time employment
- Training provided ("We Train")
- Equal employment opportunities
- Personal protective equipment provided/required, including protective eyewear, garments, gloves and cold-gear
