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Responsibilitiesinclude assisting patients out of vehicles when they arrive at the hospital and taking them to registration, lifting patients on and off their beds for therapy, and moving them from their rooms to treatment areasusing wheelchairs, stretchers, or moveable beds. Their help, reassurance and companionship make a significant difference in the patient experience. Keeping the patient safe and comfortable during the relocation process is vital to this role.  \nThis map is a suggested term-by-term sequence of courses to complete the program in a recommended time frame. This is an efficient and recommended plan, but actual plans may vary by individual student need. This map cannot replace a meeting with counselors. Academic Counseling. Students can apply for certificates as soon as the necessary courses are completed. Meet with a counselor and the financial aid office to ensure continued financial aid. Check with financial aid for eligibility. Financial Aid & Scholarship Office.  \nDepartment Advising Notes:  \nNoncredit courses provide adults with competencies that are critical to their ability to prepare and succeed in college and the workplace. These free courses are designed to help persons of all ages learn English, prepare for the High School Equivalency Examination (GED/HiSET), obtain short-term job training, transition to college credit courses, and prepare for US Citizenship.  \nProgram Description  \nPatient transporters are skilled professionals who contribute significantly to the healthcare industry even though the care they provide is not medical. Responsibilities include assisting patients out of vehicles when they arrive at the hospital and taking them to registration, lifting patients on and off their beds for therapy, and moving them from their rooms to treatment areas using wheelchairs, stretchers, or moveable beds. Their help, reassurance and companionship make a significant difference in the patient experience. Keeping the patient safe and comfortable during the relocation process is vital to this role.  \nCareer and Transfer Opportunities  \nTransport patients to areas such as operating rooms or x-ray rooms using wheelchairs, stretchers, or moveable beds. May maintain stocks of supplies or clean and transport equipment. Sample of reported job titles: Attendant, Operating Room Assistant, Orderly, Patient Care Assistant (PCA), Patient Care Technician (PCT), Patient Escort, Patient Transporter, Radiology Transporter, Resident Assistant, Transporter. Salary Range: $13 .05/hr- $27 .27/hr or $27,150- $56,730 annually.  \nVisit the Transfer Center for transfer and guaranteed transfer information, which varies based on transfer college. Transfer Center. Make an appointment with a counselor for transfer information. Transfer Counseling Services. Students can visit Career and Job Services for career counseling and further exploration. For additional resources, students pursuing a certificate can visit the American Job Center of California on ELAC main campus.  \nYoutube Videos  \nYou Belong at East Los Angeles College  \nProgram Map  \nA suggested sequence of classes to complete a degree, certificate, or program of study. 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