Patient Transporter - Patient Transport Service ( Per diem)
About The Position
The Patient Transporter reports to the Patient Transport Supervisor and is responsible for patient transportation and for continual surveillance of hallways and corridors to ensure equipment and other items are not stored in egress pathways and to move them to appropriate locations. Transporters are expected to be detail oriented and to report any unusual occurrence that may take place with the patient during transport. Specific duties include, but are not limited to, transporting patients, obtaining patient weights, performing patient lifts, moving equipment, monitoring halls, cleaning equipment, completing daily tracking sheets, and responding to codes and over head pages. Transporters are responsible for assisting clinical staff with patient movement and ambulation according to lift team criteria. Transporters are expected to be self starters, able to follow directions, to solve problems, and follow through task completion. They must have verbal skills, excellent customer service skills, and be able to exhibit a calm and thoughtful demeanor in difficult or potentially volatile circumstances. Transporters are expected to comply with all Department and Hospital policies and be able to perform the specific skills as outlined in the Competency and Skills Check List. Important dimensions of this position consist of professional commitment, teamwork, interpersonal skills, safety, and good public/customer relations.
Requirements
- verbal skills
- excellent customer service skills
- be able to exhibit a calm and thoughtful demeanor in difficult or potentially volatile circumstances
- comply with all Department and Hospital policies
- be able to perform the specific skills as outlined in the Competency and Skills Check List
- American Heart Association Healthcare Provider BLS required
Nice To Haves
- One year of experience preferred with working knowledge of patient transportation equipment
- Knowledge of basic medical terminology preferred.
- Spanish speaking preferred.
Responsibilities
- patient transportation
- continual surveillance of hallways and corridors
- transporting patients
- obtaining patient weights
- performing patient lifts
- moving equipment
- monitoring halls
- cleaning equipment
- completing daily tracking sheets
- responding to codes and over head pages
- assisting clinical staff with patient movement and ambulation
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What This Job Offers
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
