Courier & medical courier jobs
Courier work: small packages, serious pay.
Couriers move time-sensitive items, lab specimens, pharmacy orders, legal documents, on routes and on-demand runs. Medical courier work is industry-reported at $24 to $32 an hour net in many markets because the driver pool is small and reliability matters more than speed.
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What to know
Reliability is the product
Medical couriers are hired for chain-of-custody discipline: on-time, documented, temperature-aware. Clean record and professionalism beat hustle here.
Routes beat on-demand
Recurring lab and pharmacy routes pay predictably. On-demand fills the gaps. Ask dispatchers about standing route openings first.
A sedan is fine
Most courier work needs a reliable car, proof of insurance and a background check, not a special vehicle.
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