Just checking, this doesn’t mean dead does it?

[BlueberryMuffin]

Position is responsible for transporting patients and their belongings, hospital equipment, laboratory specimens, expired patient and medical charts to designated areas throughout the hospital campus as needed.


Where it says expired patient.....they don’t mean dead people. Right??

[ReadingRainbow]

Yes.. Yes they do.

[famousglm714]

I read it to mean expired patient charts. I wouldn't care either way though, lol.

[Danesmommy1]

Yes, they do.

[SunshineDaydream]

Um.

"Expired patient and medical charts...."

I'm pretty sure the words "patient" and "medical" in this sentence are adjectives describing "charts".

Grammar is important.

[Deleted User 203]

I believe it does, yes.

Direct quote from Sunshine Daydream and from your original post, OP: "Expired patient and medical charts...."

I'm pretty sure the words "patient" and "medical" in this sentence are adjectives describing "charts".

So it does actually sound like it's the charting itself.

[HotMessMom]

Yes

[ReadingRainbow]

Um.

"Expired patient and medical charts...."

I'm pretty sure the words "patient" and "medical" in this sentence are adjectives describing "charts".

Grammar is important.

There is no "Patient charts"... They are just known as Medical charts. They would have been termed "Expired medical charts" ;

Expired patients means dead people.

[...MyLove...]

Expired means dead.

[SunshineDaydream]

Um.

"Expired patient and medical charts...."

I'm pretty sure the words "patient" and "medical" in this sentence are adjectives describing "charts".

Grammar is important.

There is no "Patient charts"... They are just known as Medical charts. They would have been termed "Expired medical charts" ;

Expired patients means dead people.

But the word "patient" is not plural. If the OP has transcribed it exactly as it appears in the ad, either someone made a typo or the word "patient" is referring to a type of chart. Or the OP transcribed incorrectly. In any case, grammar is important.