Donor Screener

Job Description

Job Description

PURPOSE

Responsible for conducting a series of screening procedures to determine suitability for plasma donation. Screening procedures may include reviewing health-related documents and taking vital signs including blood pressure, pulse, and temperature.

General Requirements – Adhere to all Standard Operating Procedures, Current Good Manufacturing Practices, and Company Policies. Ensure donor suitability, product integrity, and continued good health of donors through the center’s compliance with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, state regulations, the Standard Operating Procedure Manual guidelines of the Company, and any other applicable regulatory standards.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES

• Administer health history questionnaire to new and repeat donors, as applicable
• Manage donor flow throughout the center
• Communicate delays and other issues to center management, nurse, and / or other necessary parties
• Document activities when necessary
• Set up and operate instruments used for the testing of donor vitals and other station equipment
• Assess donor weight and vital records
• Ensure the area is clean and maintained according to regulations
• Refill supplies and clean machines / station at the conclusion of the shift
• Answer donor inquiries
• Adhere to all company policies, procedures, and safety rules as stated in the Employee Handbook and as otherwise posted or communicated.
• Any other duties as assigned.

REQUIREMENTS

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

Performing the responsibilities of the job requires the ability to talk and hear. Regularly required to use hands and fingers, to handle & feel objects, tools, and controls; reach with hands and arms. Vision abilities required by this job include close vision. Required to stand for extended intervals, walk, climb and balance; stoop, kneel and crouch. Physical ability to operate equipment used in screening and donor floor areas that may require repetitive motions and manual dexterity. Ability to lift, tug, and pull up to 50 pounds. Ability to read while standing or sitting in front of a computer for short periods of time.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

This job routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, filing cabinets, and fax machines. Occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other conditions are common to a donor center. Personal protective equipment required such as eyewear, lab coats, and gloves.