Jobs at OneBlood

Manufactures, labels, stores, and distributes blood and blood components while maintaining accurate production records. Operates and performs quality checks on equipment, manages product quarantine and disposition, maintains supply inventory, and prepares quality-control samples. Requires flexible overnight and weekend availability, including several weeks of daytime training. Work may involve lifting up to 50 pounds, exposure to blood-borne pathogens, and below-freezing temperatures.

Manufactures, stores, labels, and distributes blood and blood components while following standard operating procedures. Performs production data entry, equipment operation and quality checks, product quarantine and disposition, inventory management, and quality control sample preparation. The role requires flexible overnight and weekend availability, physical handling of materials up to 50 pounds, and potential exposure to blood-borne pathogens and subzero freezers.

Leads cross-functional process improvement initiatives for blood collection operations. Identifies workflow gaps, analyzes donor, operational, and inventory data, reduces product discards and donor deferrals, improves collection accuracy, and aligns blood product collection with demand. Develops metrics, dashboards, and validation processes while driving sustainable operational changes, financial benefits, stakeholder adoption, and measurable efficiency, quality, and utilization improvements.

Executes blood donor recruitment programs for an assigned territory, manages donor drive accounts and schedules, develops relationships with business contacts, identifies new opportunities, selects promotional materials, represents the organization at community events, and uses digital tools to support blood drive success. The role also handles reporting, administrative compliance, presentations, and territory resource prioritization.

Manufactures, stores, labels, and distributes whole blood and blood components. Performs production data entry, equipment operation and quality checks, product quarantine and disposition, inventory management, and quality-control sample preparation while following standard operating procedures and maintaining accurate records. Requires flexible scheduling, weekend availability, physical handling of materials up to 50 pounds, and potential exposure to blood-borne pathogens and extreme freezer temperatures.