Hannah Grant
After graduating high school, I was unsure of exactly what path I wanted to pursue, but I knew I wanted a career in the medical field. I decided to enroll in a phlebotomy course, and quickly developed a passion for the work. After completing the program, I then went to go the extra step and took the ASPT to become certified. I began my career at a local hospital, where I gained experience working in a fast paced environment on all shifts. I developed a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and ability to work efficiently under pressure. After several years in the hospital setting, I joined LabTech Diagnostics, which later became Quest. I have now been employed by Lab Tech/ Quest for 6 years, growing from a Phlebotomist into a PSR III and gaining knowledge oh phlebotomy, laboratory operations, test codes, diagnosis codes and patient service/customer care. I feel that I ma ready to take the next step by moving beyond phlebotomy and continuing to grow my career within Quest in a new role where I can utilize my knowledge and skills in a different role within Quest.
Work History
Patient Services Representative III
6 Years 7 MonthsOver the past 6 years with Quest, I have worked my way up to a PSR III by consistently being dedicated to showing up to provide the best patient care, I am reliable, and I have a strong willingness to learn. Throughout my time with Quest I have learned and gained knowledge of phlebotomy, diagnosis codes, test codes, specimen requirements, and the over-all lab process. I am a strong problem solver who is able to troubleshoot issues and research answers to find a solution independently when need be. I take pride in my ability to adapt, learn new processes, and use my experience to provide accurate and efficient service while supporting both patient and my team.
Phlebotomist
Education
High School Diploma
ASPT CERTIFIED - Phlebotmoy
Skills
Accomplishments
I also had the opportunity to help instruct a phlebotomy class for several semesters, where I supported students who were pursuing a career in the medical field.
Helping instruct a Phlebotomy class for several semesters was a big accomplishment for me. I have a stutter that has challenged my confidence and held me back in certain aspects of my life, especially when it comes to speaking in front of others.