Boston Medical Center (BMC)
Overview
Patient Transport - Per Diem at Boston Medical Center (BMC) Position Summary: Under the direction of the Transport Supervisor or the Director of Transport Services, performs a variety of duties, including transporting patients, medical equipment, and specimens to and from areas within the hospital as assigned. Responsibilities
Transports patients, specimens, equipment and related items and supplies safely and comfortably to and from areas within the hospital as assigned in a timely manner. Greets patients, families, visitors and staff in a friendly courteous positive customer service manner. Identifies self as a transporter. Hands-off patient to a caregiver. Verifies patient identification with patient and by checking patient ID band. Obtains/verifies first and last name and medical record number and destination prior to transport. Receives and puts away all supplies in SMC and CPD. Match packing slips with Purchase Order numbers and file paperwork. Fill out Return Goods Authorization forms to send to purchasing to secure repair/return authorization. Delivers patient equipment to areas. Retrieves/cleans equipment from designated areas. Cleans/places label "Equipment is Clean." Delivers broken equipment to the appropriate location for repair. Packages and ships repairs to repair companies and maintains repair log database. Communicates with vendors to coordinate repairs and equipment loaners. Picks up and returns all loaned or borrowed equipment from neighboring hospitals if necessary. Carries pager/radio/headset while on duty and responds to page or radio in a timely manner. Maintains in log all patient transports. Documents last and first name, time, destination etc., including specimens/equipment transported. Submits log to supervisor. Closes out trip, signs in/out for lunch and breaks. Records an inventory count of equipment each day. Utilizes filing systems for procurement archiving. Checks/inspects transport vehicle for safety prior to transport. Checks for cleanliness, sufficient oxygen for round trip, brakes, handrails, mattress, etc., and cleans if necessary. Performs all duties with a customer service focus and represents the hospital and Nursing department in a professional, courteous manner in all dealings with staff, vendors, patients and visitors. Treats patients in a manner that preserves and protects patient autonomy, dignity, confidentiality, and patient rights. Responds to all requests for service through radio, telephone and personal contact. If unable to assist, follows through with the request by contacting dispatcher or supervisor and refers to the correct individual. Maintains cleanliness and neatness of work and lounge areas. Assists in hospital emergency disaster plans and identifies emergency situations, initiating appropriate response actions within the scope of the role. Completes department charge slips and records all transactions into computerized information system; files documents as required. Requests assistance from nurse or aide in transferring/moving patient from wheelchair to stretcher or bed. Transports patients to the Morgue and to and from the Recovery Room. Performs dispatcher function as required. Follows hospital infection control and safety procedures, policies, and regulations (e.g., DPH, Joint Commission, Fire Codes, OSHA). Completes annual mandatory educational requirements and maintains a presentable appearance with proper dress code, uniform, pager, and visible ID badge. Essential Responsibilities / Duties
Transports patients, specimens, equipment and related items and supplies safely and comfortably to and from areas within the hospital as assigned in a timely manner. All items described in the Responsibilities section above. Qualifications
Education High diploma or GED preferred Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Required CPR certification is required and must be maintained. Experience Requires 6-12 months of experience in customer service or patient transportation. Knowledge and Skills Requires heavy lifting and pushing/pulling and standing. Interpersonal skills to communicate clearly with nursing staff, patients, families/visitors, physicians, and other hospital staff. Ability to read, write, and speak English effectively. Ability to follow instructions and work independently and efficiently to complete assigned tasks. Employment details
Seniority level: Entry level Employment type: Part-time Job function: Management and Manufacturing Industries: Hospitals and Health Care Other
Equal Opportunity Employer/Disabled/Veterans Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Boston Medical Center (BMC) by 2x. Get notified about new Transport Specialist jobs in Boston, MA. Note: This description reflects the essential duties and responsibilities and is not necessarily all-inclusive. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of duties, responsibilities, or qualifications.
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Patient Transport - Per Diem at Boston Medical Center (BMC) Position Summary: Under the direction of the Transport Supervisor or the Director of Transport Services, performs a variety of duties, including transporting patients, medical equipment, and specimens to and from areas within the hospital as assigned. Responsibilities
Transports patients, specimens, equipment and related items and supplies safely and comfortably to and from areas within the hospital as assigned in a timely manner. Greets patients, families, visitors and staff in a friendly courteous positive customer service manner. Identifies self as a transporter. Hands-off patient to a caregiver. Verifies patient identification with patient and by checking patient ID band. Obtains/verifies first and last name and medical record number and destination prior to transport. Receives and puts away all supplies in SMC and CPD. Match packing slips with Purchase Order numbers and file paperwork. Fill out Return Goods Authorization forms to send to purchasing to secure repair/return authorization. Delivers patient equipment to areas. Retrieves/cleans equipment from designated areas. Cleans/places label "Equipment is Clean." Delivers broken equipment to the appropriate location for repair. Packages and ships repairs to repair companies and maintains repair log database. Communicates with vendors to coordinate repairs and equipment loaners. Picks up and returns all loaned or borrowed equipment from neighboring hospitals if necessary. Carries pager/radio/headset while on duty and responds to page or radio in a timely manner. Maintains in log all patient transports. Documents last and first name, time, destination etc., including specimens/equipment transported. Submits log to supervisor. Closes out trip, signs in/out for lunch and breaks. Records an inventory count of equipment each day. Utilizes filing systems for procurement archiving. Checks/inspects transport vehicle for safety prior to transport. Checks for cleanliness, sufficient oxygen for round trip, brakes, handrails, mattress, etc., and cleans if necessary. Performs all duties with a customer service focus and represents the hospital and Nursing department in a professional, courteous manner in all dealings with staff, vendors, patients and visitors. Treats patients in a manner that preserves and protects patient autonomy, dignity, confidentiality, and patient rights. Responds to all requests for service through radio, telephone and personal contact. If unable to assist, follows through with the request by contacting dispatcher or supervisor and refers to the correct individual. Maintains cleanliness and neatness of work and lounge areas. Assists in hospital emergency disaster plans and identifies emergency situations, initiating appropriate response actions within the scope of the role. Completes department charge slips and records all transactions into computerized information system; files documents as required. Requests assistance from nurse or aide in transferring/moving patient from wheelchair to stretcher or bed. Transports patients to the Morgue and to and from the Recovery Room. Performs dispatcher function as required. Follows hospital infection control and safety procedures, policies, and regulations (e.g., DPH, Joint Commission, Fire Codes, OSHA). Completes annual mandatory educational requirements and maintains a presentable appearance with proper dress code, uniform, pager, and visible ID badge. Essential Responsibilities / Duties
Transports patients, specimens, equipment and related items and supplies safely and comfortably to and from areas within the hospital as assigned in a timely manner. All items described in the Responsibilities section above. Qualifications
Education High diploma or GED preferred Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Required CPR certification is required and must be maintained. Experience Requires 6-12 months of experience in customer service or patient transportation. Knowledge and Skills Requires heavy lifting and pushing/pulling and standing. Interpersonal skills to communicate clearly with nursing staff, patients, families/visitors, physicians, and other hospital staff. Ability to read, write, and speak English effectively. Ability to follow instructions and work independently and efficiently to complete assigned tasks. Employment details
Seniority level: Entry level Employment type: Part-time Job function: Management and Manufacturing Industries: Hospitals and Health Care Other
Equal Opportunity Employer/Disabled/Veterans Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Boston Medical Center (BMC) by 2x. Get notified about new Transport Specialist jobs in Boston, MA. Note: This description reflects the essential duties and responsibilities and is not necessarily all-inclusive. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of duties, responsibilities, or qualifications.
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