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Latest News
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Phlebotomy Training Open Interviews
Ready to start your healthcare career as a CompuNet Phlebotomist? No experience necessary. Apply for our paid phlebotomy training starting in September. Apply online before July 28, 2024. Then attend an Open Interview Session on July 30 or August 6. Learn more! Read More
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Updated CompuNet Phone Tree to Better Serve You
CompuNet’s phone tree for the main CompuNet number (937-296-0844 and 800-686-2252) has changed. The options on the current phone tree were reviewed and the decision was made to streamline the number of selections to better direct calls. The new phone tree gives 3 options to callers: From each of these selections we have further selection… Read More
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Elizabeth Place PSC Relocates to Better Serve the Community
To better serve our patients, CompuNet is excited to announce the relocation of our Elizabeth Place Patient Service Center to a more accessible North West Dayton location inside the Premier Health YMCA at 2649 Salem Avenue, Suite #550, Dayton, OH 45406. To ensure a seamless transition, Elizabeth Place will be operational until December 27, 2023.… Read More
Make a Difference With a Career at CompuNet
The practice of medicine is dependent upon our skill, expertise, and depth of experience. Our duty to the community is to provide the very best in laboratory medicine available today. If you share these values, consider joining CompuNet Clinical Laboratories – Southwest Ohio’s premier clinical diagnostic laboratory.
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What Our Patients
Say About Us
At CompuNet, we always put our patients first. See what our patients have to say about us from our Patient Service Centers and more.
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“Not only was the visit done professionally, fast and efficient but they went an extra mile to correct some misinformation given to us for this visit. They were also assisted by another in the office who extended the aid needed.”