I have been working as a contracted medical courier for the last 6 months. In this article I provide the things you need to know and consider before hitting the road.
If you're considering medical courier work, you're probably attracted to the flexibility and independence of the job. This job also has some specific challenges, such as inconsistent income, vehicle-related expenses, and even risks to your health. Driven by opportunities ranging from delivering life-saving medication to sensitive documents and critical medical specimens, this profession allows for both success and setbacks.
Duties and Responsibilities
Being a medical courier is way more involved than just the delivery of packages. They are expected to deliver blood samples, medications, organs, and other related medical equipment from one health facility to another. Many of these items are time-sensitive, and even the slightest mistake may lead to specimen contamination, delays, or breach of confi…
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