Transporter, Night Shift
University of Maryland Medical System · Glen Burnie, MD · 1 wk ago
ManufacturingFull-time
Patient Transports
- Identifies patient verbally and/or by wristband.
- Signed patient in/out on floor log sheet.
- Transports patient to correct department.
- Provides assistance to the Transport RN as needed.
- Knows how to handle oneself in an emergency situation.
- Transports patients to morgue with respect.
- Uses safety measures/standards when transporting a patient with oxygen.
Transport Equipment
- Ensures equipment is returned to proper storage area.
- Identifies, removes from service, tags, and reports any malfunctions with equipment.
Supply Delivery and Pick-up
- Specimens are picked up in the proper container, following the standards and policies of the hospital.
- Runs are completed in the time frame allotted.
- Blood Bank products are delivered to the appropriate person, obtaining initials upon delivery.
- Central Sterile supplies are delivered and returned to the correct unit.
- Dirty supplies are returned to central using infection control standards.
- All other non-patient supplies and paperwork delivered in the appropriate manner.
Work Experience Qualifications
- High School diploma or equivalent required.
- Must be able to read and write English.
- Current CPR certification required or obtained prior to providing direct patient care.
Physical Requirements
- Requires walking 80% of the time with frequent stooping and bending.
- Requires pushing, pulling and maneuvering stretchers and wheelchairs weighing in excess of 100 lbs. 80% of the time in accordance with Safe Patient Lifting policy.
- Requires lifting and carrying equipment and supplies weighing in excess of 30 lbs.
- Requires ability to communicate verbally with patients, medical center staff, physicians and other customers.
- Requires visual acuity for reading patient logs, identification bracelets, etc.
- Ability to hear spectra link phone to receive transport request.