- Patient Transport Driver Late Shift (West London) for OnCue Transport
- The BTR Hub Limited in London, , United Kingdom
- jobs
- 2 weeks ago
jobs description
Are you a driver that likes working later in the day and would like a role that is more fulfilling? The BTR Hub is a training and recruitment company working with NHS suppliers, providing comprehensive training to equip you for success in this vital role. Our partner OnCue Transport has exciting opportunities in West London for contractor drivers who want to make a difference.
You’ll gain nationally recognised qualifications and the chance to make a real difference, all while enjoying the freedom and earning potential of self-employment.
Why Choose This Career in 2025?
Purpose-Driven Work: This is more than just driving—it’s about being a lifeline for patients who need safe and compassionate transport to their medical appointments.
Comprehensive Training: From First Aid to Safeguarding, our training equips you with the skills and confidence to provide top-quality care. All qualifications are nationally recognised and transferable.
Flexibility and Freedom: Enjoy the ability to manage your schedule, balancing work and personal life.
High Earning Potential: With demand for patient transport on the rise, you’ll have access to steady work and excellent earnings as a self-employed driver.
Join a Trusted Team: Work with OnCue Transport, a leading provider of non-emergency patient transport services for NHS Trusts and Ambulance providers.
Ideal Candidate Profile:
Full UK Manual Driving Licence: You must have held your licence for at least two years, with no more than three DVLA points.
A Caring and Empathetic Nature: This role is perfect for those who genuinely enjoy helping others.
Communication Skills: You’ll need the ability to make patients feel comfortable and cared for.
Physical Fitness: Assisting patients may require a reasonable level of physical activity.
Experience in Driving or Care: Previous experience in professional driving, caregiving, or healthcare is a bonus, but not required.
What You’ll Do:
Safely transport patients to and from medical appointments, ensuring they feel comfortable and supported throughout the journey.
Be a friendly and compassionate presence, using your training to provide top-tier care and support.