Compassionate Patient Transport Driver (Casual)

Mt Wilga Private Hospital; Hornsby; On-site; AUD 32,000 - 46,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

LinkedIn Learning

Ramsay Rewards

Health insurance discounts

Dental/pharmacy discounts

Job summary

Mt Wilga Private Hospital is seeking a Patient Transport Driver to join our Patient Transport team on a casual basis. You will use a hospital car or minibus to transport patients to and from Day Program and off-site appointments, ensuring their safety, dignity and comfort throughout the journey.

You will assist patients in boarding and alighting, perform pre-shift vehicle checks, and keep vehicles clean. Join a team-focused environment in a healthcare setting that values compassionate patient

Qualifications

• Valid, unrestricted Class C driver’s licence with knowledge of local roads.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and customer service skills.
• Ability to assist patients with varying mobility needs in a safe and supportive manner.

Responsibilities

• Transport patients to and from Day Program and off-site appointments using hospital car or minibus.
• Assist patients entering/exiting vehicles with dignity and care; safeguard patient safety.
• Maintain cleanliness and presentation of hospital vehicles; conduct basic safety checks before each shift.
• Work as part of the Patient Transport team to deliver a safe, caring patient experience.

Skills

Driver licence (Class C)

Communication skills

Mobility assistance

Reliability & safety

Team player

Job description

Mt Wilga Private Hospital is seeking a Patient Transport Driver to join our Patient Transport team on a casual basis. You will use a hospital car or minibus to transport patients to and from Day Program and off-site appointments, ensuring their safety, dignity and comfort throughout the journey.

You will assist patients in boarding and alighting, perform pre-shift vehicle checks, and keep vehicles clean. Join a team-focused environment in a healthcare setting that values compassionate patient