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Lee Health is searching for experienced Patient Transport professionals to join our team and become part of Southwest Florida’s premier community-owned health system. At Lee Health we value honesty and communication. We treat all of our employees with dignity and respect, and reward them for a job well done. We empower them to explore career options that they are passionate about, expand their skill sets and do their very best.
Patient Transport Jobs in Punta Gorda, FL at Lee Health can include:
PRN Support Services Associate - Team members in this Patient Transport job are responsible for safely transporting patients to and from hospital departments and assisting patients in moving to and from wheelchair to bed, etc.
PRN Transport Paramedic - Team members in this Patient Transport job will participate in evaluating patient status/need and determining priority of transport request. PRN Transport Paramedics must have strong clinical knowledge and the ability to work closely with leadership, physicians, Registered Nurses, and Respiratory Therapists.
Use our browse and search tools to learn more about available Patient Transport Jobs in Punta Gorda, FL in Southwest Florida. Lee Health is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits.
Responsible for the delivery of age and specialty appropriate medical care through the process of assessment; evaluation; diagnosing; recognition and prevention of adverse events; treatment; and follow-up. Performs responsibilities in four areas of practice - clinician; teacher; leadership; and professional development. Collaborates with colleagues and other professional disciplines to ensure …
Learn More about this positionLee Health is looking for TALENTED and CARING Medical Technologists to join our AMAZING team. We are a well-respected health system dedicated to providing a caring, compassionate, safe and healthy environment. Now is the best time to join our caring, compassionate team at Lee Health in Fort Myers, Naples, and …
Learn More about this positionThe Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) position is responsible for providing screening, evaluation, treatment, and education for those who demonstrate impairments of speech, language, cognitive-communication, voice, fluency, and/or swallowing. The Speech-Language Pathologist is responsible for adherence to and compliance with all American Speech-Language Pathology (ASHA) professional standards. The SLP is engaged in …
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