Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Parking Attendants

Parking attendants in healthcare refer to those workers who are responsible for directing traffic, collecting fees and issuing parking permits in healthcare facilities such as hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and other medical facilities. They may also monitor the parking lots, garages, and decks, and ensure the safety of the vehicles and the people who are parked there. They may also be responsible for helping patients and visitors find parking spaces, giving directions, and providing information about the facility.

Examples of parking attendants in healthcare include:

Hospital parking attendants, who are responsible for directing traffic, collecting fees and issuing parking permits in hospitals.

Clinic parking attendants, who are responsible for directing traffic, collecting fees and issuing parking permits in clinics.

Nursing home parking attendants, who are responsible for directing traffic, collecting fees and issuing parking permits in nursing homes.

Education and training requirements for parking attendants in healthcare vary depending on the specific job, but often include a high school diploma or equivalent. Some positions may also require additional education or certifications, such as a technical degree or certification in a related field. On-the-job training is typically provided for this position.