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Richland, Washington, United States
Onsite
At Sprinter Health, our mission is to reimagine how people access care by bringing high quality care directly into the home.
Using the same technology that powers leading marketplace platforms, we deliver care where people are, especially those who need it most.
We’ve supported millions of patients across 22 states and consistently maintained a 90+ NPS, reflecting the quality and experience we strive to deliver every day.
Our clinical teams are at the center of making healthcare more accessible, connected, and personal.
Where patient experience isn’t a metric. It’s a standard.
As a Sprinter, you’ll bring healthcare directly to patients in the comfort of their homes. You’ll spend your day on the road providing a variety of preventative and diagnostic services, including blood draws, vitals, height and weight assessments, urine collection, support with Annual Wellness Visits, and more.
This role is perfect for someone who enjoys independence, connecting with patients, and a workday that looks different from a traditional clinic setting.
What We Offer
Guaranteed daily hours
National Mileage reimbursement, currently $0.76/mile reimbursement starting at mile 31
Company paid healthcare premiums
100% 401(k) contribution of 3%
Company provided equipment including iPhone, iPad, scrubs, and supplies
Life as a Sprinter starts before the first patient visit. Your car becomes both your office and your lab on the go, so preparation and organization are everything.
Prepare for your day by reviewing your schedule and ensuring you have the proper supplies and PPE.
Travel to patients’ homes throughout your assigned service area.
Provide scheduled services including blood draws, vitals, height and weight measurements, urine collection, support with Annual Wellness Visits, and other preventative and diagnostic services.
Use your expert phlebotomy skills to make blood draws as comfortable as possible for each patient.
Create a warm, welcoming, and professional experience in every patient’s home.
Accurately document each patient visit using Sprinter technology.
Properly label, handle, and transport specimens for lab drop off or shipment.
Manage your time, supplies, and schedule independently as you move from patient to patient throughout the day.
Do you have exceptional blood draw skills?
Have you been the “go to” for hard sticks?
Are you confident in drawing blood from a wide range of patients?
Are you comfortable learning and performing additional clinical services?
Do you enjoy a change of scenery during your workday?
Are you comfortable spending a significant portion of your day on the road?
Are you willing to travel an hour or more to visit patients?
Can you comfortably drive before 7:00 a.m. when your first patient is scheduled at 7:00 a.m.?
Are you passionate about helping others?
Are you kind, empathetic, and an effective communicator?
Do you enjoy meeting new people and creating a great patient experience?
Are you comfortable providing care in a variety of home environments, recognizing that each patient’s living conditions and standards may be different from your own?
Can you remain calm, adaptable, and professional when faced with challenging or unexpected situations?
Do you pride yourself on being reliable, dependable, and trustworthy?
Are you solution oriented and able to think critically when challenges arise?
Is your mode of transportation as reliable as you are?
Are you proficient using Apple iPhones and iPads beyond calling and texting?
Are you comfortable navigating apps, electronic health records, telehealth platforms, and other digital tools?
Can you confidently learn and navigate new technology independently?
If you’re nodding yes, you’re off to a great start. Here are a few more things you’ll need to be successful as a Sprinter.
Strong phlebotomy skills, including experience with challenging sticks
Patient facing healthcare experience as a Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant (MA), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), or Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) in home preferred
Current BLS certification
Valid driver’s license, current auto insurance, and personal, reliable vehicle
Availability Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Ability to drive before 7:00 a.m. to arrive at your first scheduled patient on time
Proficiency using Apple iPhones and iPads
Ability to meet applicable state specific certification or licensing requirements
Ability to lift and carry up to 25 lbs.
Ability to spend prolonged periods driving between patient appointments
Ability to stand, walk, bend, reach, and carry medical supplies and equipment
Ability to safely navigate a variety of patient home environments, including locations with stairs
