Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Aircraft Service Attendants

Aircraft service attendants in healthcare are professionals who work on aircraft that are specifically designed for transporting patients and medical personnel. They are responsible for ensuring that the aircraft is clean, well-stocked, and properly maintained, as well as providing assistance and support to patients and medical staff during flights. Some of the specific duties of aircraft service attendants in healthcare may include: Cleaning and disinfecting the aircraft before and after each flight, Stocking the aircraft with supplies and equipment, such as oxygen tanks, medical kits, and blankets, Assisting patients with boarding and disembarking the aircraft, Helping patients with in-flight needs, such as getting them meals or helping them use the bathroom, Assisting medical personnel with any tasks they may need help with during the flight, and Performing basic maintenance tasks, such as checking fluid levels and ensuring that all equipment is in good working order. To become an aircraft service attendant in healthcare, you will typically need to have a high school diploma or equivalent and undergo training in areas such as patient care, aircraft safety, and emergency procedures. Some employers may require you to have prior experience working in healthcare or a related field.