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Dear Mr. Wiggins,
I am interested in the listing on your hospice’s website for a Patient Transporter. In that regard, I have attached my resume to this email for your review. I know I have the background and skills for this job and, after seeing my resume, you will know it too.
I have been working as a patient transporter at a prominent Long Island hospital for the last four years. Before that, I was an EMS worker. I have taken a number of courses and been certified in a range of emergency services as well as patient handling. I am in good shape and can lift patients as needed out of wheelchairs and beds, up and down stairs, and through the street. I also know how to put patients and loved ones at ease, even under the most stressful circumstances. Comfort has to be a priority at all times, even as you set up an oxygen tank. I understand what is expected of me as a patient transporter and am more than ready to deliver.
I know your facility would make excellent use of my skills in this field. I would love to come in for an interview to discuss being your Patient Transporter further. I can be reached any afternoon by phone or anytime by email.
Best regards,
Lily Rumer
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