Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other

““Personal care and service workers, all other”” is a broad category that includes a variety of jobs that do not fit into specific personal care and service occupations. These workers may provide a range of services, including personal care, support, and assistance to patients, clients, and other healthcare professionals.

Examples of personal care and service workers, all other in healthcare may include:

Medical Escort: These individuals accompany patients to appointments, procedures and other healthcare related events, making sure that patients get to their destination safely and on time.

Patient Sitter: They are responsible for providing close observation and companionship to patients who are at risk of falls or other accidents.

Rehabilitation Aides: They assist rehabilitation therapists in providing therapy and support to patients recovering from injuries or illnesses.

Behavioral Health Technicians: They assist in the care and treatment of individuals with behavioral and mental health disorders, and may provide support to patients in inpatient and outpatient settings.

Medical Transcriptionists: They transcribe recorded dictations and medical reports into written documents, ensuring that all information is accurate and up-to-date.

These workers may have a range of responsibilities depending on the specific job, but all share the common goal of providing care, support, and assistance to patients, clients, and other healthcare professionals. They also require strong communication skills to work with patients, families and other healthcare professionals.