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AJ Medical Transportation: Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Driver (Marion County, Yamhill County)
Compensation: Drivers will be paid every 2 weeks, hourly wage varies depending on experience. Possible overtime available. $11.00/hour/OT at $16.50/hr
Job Purpose:
Transporting wheel chair, power chair, and scooter patients to and from appointments by driving and maintaining a non-emergency medical transportation vehicle in Marion county and surrounding area. Company is contracted with a handful of brokerage firms who supply AJ Medical with numerous trips.
Duties:
Transport clients by assisting them door to door; loading and unloading belongings; safely driving the vehicle.
Follow manifest by the schedule or special request given; determining client and their equipment requirements; checking road conditions; estimating travel times.
Prepares vehicle by conducting operator maintenance; cleaning interior and exterior; arranging for maintenance; reporting operating problems.
Fulfills special requests by picking up and delivering items.
Maintains all HIPAA regulations.
Documents actions by completing manifests and maintenance records clearly and accurately.
Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities.
Accomplishes transportation and company policies by completing related results as needed.
Skills/Qualifications:
Dependability, Safety Management, Energy Level, Customer Service, Customer Focus, Client Relationships, Map/GPS Reading, Professionalism, Confidentiality, Teamwork.
Requirements:
All drivers must be 25 yrs. or older.
All drivers must have a GPS, hands-free headset and a smart phone.
All drivers will need to pass a very detailed government background check.
All drivers will need to have no more than three violations on their driver's record within the last five years. Violations consist of: at-fault vehicle accidents or tickets.
All drivers must be drug and alcohol-free and will be subject to a routine drug-test at any time.
Apply at www.ajmtransport.com or respond to this posting.
