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I'm not sure how to classify working as a driver technician for a home durable medical equipment company. I worked this job for almost two years.
My job duties included: delivering equipment to the patient at the hospital or their home, instructing proper usage of the equipment, dealing with the patient and their family, taking call for one week a month, doing in home repair and maintenance and picking up the equipment after the patient was through using it.
The equipment ranged from O2 concentrators, nebulizers, wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, etc...
Our patients ranged from newborns to the elderly. We also cared for some hospice patients.
I would like advice from someone with similar experiences on how to represent this work. I don't want to make it more than what it was but don't want to short myself. I'm new to this whole process and confused as to if this is considered clinical work or patient contact experience or something else.
Thank you.
My job duties included: delivering equipment to the patient at the hospital or their home, instructing proper usage of the equipment, dealing with the patient and their family, taking call for one week a month, doing in home repair and maintenance and picking up the equipment after the patient was through using it.
The equipment ranged from O2 concentrators, nebulizers, wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, etc...
Our patients ranged from newborns to the elderly. We also cared for some hospice patients.
I would like advice from someone with similar experiences on how to represent this work. I don't want to make it more than what it was but don't want to short myself. I'm new to this whole process and confused as to if this is considered clinical work or patient contact experience or something else.
Thank you.
