Are you looking for flexible, high-earning work that puts you in charge of your schedule? Medical courier jobs might be your next big move.
βοΈ Whatβs available right now:
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Independent contractor medical courier roles paying $600-$1,500+ per week in some markets.
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Hourly medical courier positions starting around $16β$22/hr depending on location and shift.
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Full-time, part-time, and contract opportunities β many allow you to use your own vehicle.
π― Why this works:
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Youβre delivering critical medical items β specimens, prescriptions, supplies β meaning consistent demand.
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Youβre using your own vehicle (often eligible), giving you freedom and independence.
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Many roles are same-day or next-day logistics, meaning faster pay and less downtime.
π What to check:
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Valid driverβs license and clean driving record
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Insurable vehicle and willingness to pass a background check
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Ability to follow pickup/delivery schedules and handle time-sensitive materials
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Some roles require lifting or handling packages with care
π Salary snapshot:
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National average: about $20/hr for medical courier roles.
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In Illinois, part-time roles $18-$20/hr, with contract gigs up to $600-$1,500/week.
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In Florida, some couriers earn ~$17/hr (~$677/week) for entry level.
π Act now:
Medical courier positions are often listed as immediate start due to high demand.Β
If you have a reliable vehicle and strong work ethic, you could apply today and be earning quickly.
π Ready to deliver for a living?
Start your medical courier journey now




