About the role
Medical transporters are responsible for transporting patients who are not in need of emergency medical care. They often work within county healthcare transport services or private companies. The education required can vary, but often a driver's license (class B) and training in first aid or similar is needed.Responsibilities
Medical transporters ensure that patients are transported to and from healthcare facilities in a safe and comfortable manner. They are responsible for making sure that patients are securely strapped in during transport and that they feel safe. They must also keep their equipment clean and in good condition.Skills and tools
Medical transporters need good physical ability to assist patients. They must have knowledge in first aid and be able to handle medical equipment. Communication skills and empathy are important qualities in interacting with patients.