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Diagnostic Transportation Training Specialist

Ohio State University
🌍In-Person - University HospitalSAR 24K–SAR 36K/yri1w ago
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The Diagnostic Transportation Training Specialist supports staff development, compliance, and operational readiness for patient transport services at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. This non-supervisory role ensures front-line staff are trained, compliant, and aligned with departmental standards while providing hands-on operational support.

Key Responsibilities: Manage onboarding and education programs for Patient Transporters and Storekeeper I staff, ensure compliance with departmental standards, and provide dispatch and operational support during high-volume periods. Partner with departmental leadership to maintain training initiatives and staff readiness.
Skills & Tools: Strong training and instructional design capabilities, knowledge of healthcare compliance and safety protocols, patient transportation operations, and ability to communicate effectively with diverse staff. Demonstrated organizational and project management skills with proficiency in coordinating multiple staff development initiatives.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience required with a minimum of two years of relevant experience in healthcare, training, or operations. Must maintain ongoing participation in required training, compliance education, and professional development.
Location: In-Person - University Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Compensation: SAR 24K–SAR 36K/yr (estimated)

Job Description

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Job Title: Diagnostic

Transportation Training Specialist Department: University Hospital | Diagnostic Transportation Scope of Position The Diagnostic Transportation Department provides safe, efficient, and patient-centered transport services across The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The Training Specialist supports staff development, compliance, and operational readiness while providing hands-on support to daily operations as needed. Position Summary The Diagnostic Transportation Training Specialist supports onboarding, education, compliance, and operational readiness of front-line staff including Patient Transporters and Storekeeper I staff. This non-supervisory role partners with departmental leadership to ensure staff are trained, compliant, and aligned with departmental standards, while also providing dispatch and hands-on operational support during high-volume periods.

Minimum Qualifications For Hire: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience is required. Two years of relevant experience is required.

Ongoing: Continued participation in required training, compliance education, and professional development as assigned.

Additional Information: Location: University Hospital (0870)

Position Type: Regular

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