Clinical Transporter Lead

Primary Responsibilities: Provide day-to-day supervision of the transport department's workflow, ensuring that all patients, equipment, and supply transports are completed in a timely and efficient manner. Prioritize transport requests based on patient needs, clinical urgency, and departmental resources. Accurately assign tasks to team members to optimize efficiency and minimize delays. Serve as a role model and mentor for the transport staff. Assist department leadership in training new employees, evaluating job performance, and providing ongoing coaching to improve skills and maintain high standards of patient care. Perform a variety of patient transport duties, including the safe movement of patients of all ages and medical conditions via wheelchair, stretcher, or bed to and from various hospital locations. Utilize proper body mechanics and all necessary equipment (e.g., lifts, transfer boards) to ensure the safety and comfort of patients during transfers, while also protecting yourself and others from injury. Function as a key liaison between the transport team and other hospital departments, such as nursing and radiology. Communicate effectively to coordinate schedules, resolve transport delays, and address any immediate issues. Work Experience

Education & Experience: Required High school diploma or GEDBLS certification 6 Months of patient transport experience

Education & Experience: Preferred

Education & Training: Associate degree preferred. BLS required. Work Orientation & Experience: One to two years of leadership experience preferred.