You’ll need
Certifications
✓Clinical Medical Assistant, EMT, A-EMT, EMT-P, or LPN required
✓If Clinical Medical Assistant, completion of a Medical Assistant Program with eligibility to sit for NHA, NCCT or AAMA required
Education
✓High school diploma or equivalent required
Qualifications
✓Typing and computer skills; ability to prioritize and multi-task duties; ability to effectively communicate with coworkers, physicians, patients and administration required
✓Must have medical terminology background, strong interpersonal skills, computer literacy and data entry skills
Benefits
Competitive Compensation based on experienceShift DifferentialsProfessional DevelopmentSupportive and Experienced Peers
Highest-paying EMS roles in Pennsylvania
Employer-posted ranges only
About the role
THE PATIENT TRANSFER CENTER COORDINATOR is to receive and coordinate calls regarding acute patient transfers, consults and/or admission from medical facilities. Documents the transfers and consults from other medical facilities into transfer center program. The Patient Transfer Coordinator utilizes patient logistics software to coordinate patient flow and bed placement.