Patient Transport Liaison, Evening
About The Position
Work Schedule: 1PM to 9:30PM, Weekdays and Alternating Weekends The Patient Transport Liaison gathers, inventories, checks and inspects patient transportation equipment to ensure safe and adequate supplies and safely transports patients to various units within the organization. Checks equipment for malfunctions or necessary repairs; reports/ requests need for repair to appropriate department. Maintains reserve wheelchair, stretcher and O2 inventory to ensure adequate supply. Organizes and maintains - equipment hallway storage area to ensure fire and safety compliance. Fills portable O2 and maintains inventory of oxygen canisters and regulators. Removes and fills portable O2 and maintains inventory of oxygen canisters and - regulators. Utilizes Transport Tracking appropriately to ensure maximum quality, efficiency and service delivery. Proactively calls in to tracking system before - being paged for dispatch.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED (Required)
- BLS Certification (Required)
- Strong Verbal Communications Skills
- Excellent Organizational Skills
Responsibilities
- gathers, inventories, checks and inspects patient transportation equipment
- safely transports patients to various units within the organization
- Checks equipment for malfunctions or necessary repairs
- reports/ requests need for repair to appropriate department
- Maintains reserve wheelchair, stretcher and O2 inventory
- Organizes and maintains - equipment hallway storage area to ensure fire and safety compliance
- Fills portable O2 and maintains inventory of oxygen canisters and regulators
- Removes and fills portable O2 and maintains inventory of oxygen canisters and - regulators
- Utilizes Transport Tracking appropriately
- Proactively calls in to tracking system before - being paged for dispatch
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
