Phlebotomist - Biomonitoring Unit

MPHI is a Michigan\-based and nationally engaged, non\-profit public health institute. We are a team of teams, process and content experts, dedicated to building *A world where tomorrow is healthier than today!* **Title:** Phlebotomist \- Biomonitoring Unit $22\.08 \- $28\.42 / Posted Thru: 8/12/2026 **Location:**Working remotely and/or in the field in the Mobile Lab, pop up labs or in\-home setting. This position travels throughout the State of Michigan (50%), is remote or in Lansing in a standard office environment (50%). **Purpose:**This position provides phlebotomy and administrative support for assigned biomonitoring surveillance, research and community/emergency response activity for the Biomonitoring Epidemiology and Response Section (BEaRS) within the Bureau of Environmental Health at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The person in this position is responsible for collecting blood and urine specimens from project participants and community residents for biomonitoring surveillance, research and response programs and projects and will be cross trained in other aspects of the work including support of participant experience during clinic visits (check\-in) and administering exposure surveys. When not working in communities across the state, this person supports participant management and retention activities for BEaRS biomonitoring programs. **Duties****and Responsibilities:** =================================== Phlebotomy duties (approximately 50% of the time) * Provides phlebotomy and administrative support for assigned biomonitoring surveillance, research and community/emergency response activity in our Mobile Lab, pop up labs or in\-home setting. * Obtains a variety of specimens, primarily blood and urine, with the possibility of environmental samples with additional training. * Collects blood specimens using venipuncture and capillary puncture techniques. * Documents sample collection using electronic or hardcopy methods as required per protocol. * Logs samples and related information in tracking systems and is responsible for proper labeling, packaging, and arranging biological and other specimens for transport or shipment. * Maintains appointment schedules, logs participant intake information, collects samples and performs related clinical tasks. * Cross trained to fill other duties in the field as necessary. Administrative responsibilities (approximately 50% of the time) * Support participant management activities for recruitment and retention of participants. This includes taking or making inbound and outbound phone calls and mailing welcome packets and lab results along with other participant communications. * Documents recruitment and retention activities in REDCap and other data entry programs. * Meets weekly during the Tech Meeting and with the data team to review participant recruitment and retention procedures. * Maintains confidentiality of data as required by state and fede