Hours range from 3AM to 9PM.
Hourly pay up to $15.62
Company vehicle.

Health Benefits.

Non-emergency transportation drivers typically provide transportation for individuals who need assistance getting to medical appointments, therapy, dialysis, or other essential locations but dont require emergency medical care. These drivers are responsible for safely transporting clients while maintaining a professional, courteous, and compassionate demeanor. Here's a breakdown of typical job details:

Key Responsibilities:

• Transporting Clients: Pick up and drop off passengers to medical appointments, dialysis centers, and other non-emergency locations.
• Assistance with Boarding: Helping clients get in and out of vehicles, especially those with mobility challenges, while ensuring their safety.
• Route Management: Plan and follow the most efficient routes to ensure timely arrival.
• Vehicle Maintenance: Ensure the vehicle is clean, fueled, and in good working condition for each trip.
• Record Keeping: Maintain logs of client pickups, drop-offs, and other important details.
• Client Interaction: Offer compassionate, respectful, and patient service, ensuring clients' comfort throughout the trip.
• Safety Compliance: Ensure all safety regulations are followed, including the use of seat belts and other safety measures.

Qualifications:

• Valid Drivers License: A clean driving record is often required.
• Background Check: Due to the nature of the job, drivers may be required to undergo background checks and drug testing.
• Reliable Vehicle: Depending on the company, you may need to use your own vehicle or a company vehicle.
• Physical Fitness: Ability to assist passengers in and out of vehicles and sometimes lift medical equipment or mobility devices.
• Good Communication Skills: The ability to communicate with clients who may have disabilities or other needs is important.
• Compassionate and Patient Attitude: Since clients may include elderly or medically fragile individuals, patience and empathy are crucial.

Working Hours:

• Hours may vary depending on the schedule of medical appointments or the transportation service's needs. 

Required qualifications:

• Legally authorized to work in the United States

Preferred qualifications:

• 21+ years or older
• Reliable transportation to and from work
• Background check
• Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) Review
• Available to work: overtime
• Valid driver's license