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Patient Transport Driver

The BTR Hub Limited

London, UK

Salary

£26,000 to £52,000

Contract

Permanent

Hours

Full time

Closing date

Not specified

In plain English

What this job actually involves

This job involves driving patients to and from appointments, which could be a good fit for someone who likes driving and helping people. You would work with patients who need transport to NHS services. It's a full-time job in London. It could be a fulfilling career for someone who wants to make a difference.

What you'll need

  • You need to be a good driver
  • You should like helping others
  • Driving experience is necessary
  • Certification as a NEPTS contractor driver is needed

How to boost your chances

  • Get a driving qualification
  • Consider volunteering to help others
  • Research what NEPTS certification involves

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Job description

Are you an experienced driver looking for a role that offers more than just time on the road? Transition into a fulfilling career as a Patient Transport Driver, where your driving skills and a passion for helping others come together in a role that truly makes a difference. The BTR Hub is a recruitment and training company working with NHS suppliers. Our Client OnCue Transport are recruiting trained and certified NEPTS contractor drivers to fulfil the high demand for patient transport in the NH…

How to apply

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Provenance

Source

Adzuna

First seen

8 August 2026

Last checked

19 August 2026

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About the employer

TBH
The BTR Hub Limited

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