Non-Emergency Patient Transport Officer

A Non-Emergency Patient Transport Officer transfers patients who don’t require urgent care, ensuring their comfort and safety during transit. You might work for ambulance services, hospitals or private providers, using specialist vehicles and liaising with healthcare teams.

You’ll play a key role in patient care, needing to be calm, compassionate and physically fit. Your work ensures each transfer is handled safely, respectfully and on time.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $59,540
Skill level Beginner

How do I become a non-emergency patient transport officer?

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