Today is International Day of Medical Transporters

Hello Friends,

Well, Today is an international day of medical transporters. Whenever you meet with a tragic accident, you’re being rushed down the freeway in an ambulance or Sometimes being taken to an appointment in a van provided by your community or medical provider, Medical Transporters can hold your life in their hands.

“Transportation is the center of the world! It is the glue of our daily lives. When it goes well, we don’t see it. When it goes wrong, it negatively colors our day, makes us feel angry and impotent, curtails our possibilities. “
~ Robin Chase

History of International Day of Medical Transporters :
All over the world, People celebrate the International Day on August 20th of every year. The history of Medical Transportation can be traced back to World War-I (1914 - 1920), founded by RAMC (Royal Army Medical Corps). In world war where Field Ambulances provides all need of medical care to facilities where they could be treated. This innovation moved into hospitals in the form of Medical Emergency, and into the community in the form of ambulances.

As the healthcare industry expands, now in these days the number of Medical Transporters working in the field. From the local Medi-Van that transports patients to appointments like for dialysis, regular medical checkups and so on, these professionals take our lives in their hands every day.

How to celebrate the International Day of Medical Transporters:
If you work in the medical industry one of the best ways for you is by taking on their role for the day. Work side by side with them as they move patients around the hospital, ride along with them as they take patients to their appointments, and serve in an ambulance or ride along to see what the life of a Medical Transporter is like! You may find yourself having a new respect for the men and women who spend their lives protecting your health by being there to take you where you need to go to get the treatment you need and always try to appreciate them.