Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Driver

Overview As a Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Driver, you’ll help clients get to appointments and other destinations safely, comfortably, and on time. You’ll operate a passenger van or other passenger vehicle, follow assigned local routes, and communicate clearly with clients and dispatch. Your impact: Safe, dependable rides help clients access the care and services they need. Duties Drive clients along planned routes while adhering to traffic laws and applicable state transportation regulations. Assist clients with entering and exiting the vehicle, using safe manual handling practices and heavy lifting only when required and appropriate. Use GPS navigation to plan routes, adjust to changing conditions, and keep clients informed about delays. Provide courteous customer service and communicate respectfully with clients, caregivers, and dispatch. Inspect and maintain vehicle cleanliness and readiness; report maintenance needs promptly. Qualifications Valid driver’s license and a safe driving record; ability to meet applicable passenger transportation requirements. Experience driving a van, passenger van, shuttle, bus, or delivery vehicle is relevant. Medical transportation experience is preferred. Familiarity with local driving routes, GPS navigation, and traffic regulations; chauffeur or limousine driving experience is also useful. Strong communication and client service skills, with patience and professionalism when assisting passengers. Ability to perform required manual handling and physical tasks safely. Personal vehicle delivery experience is a plus Benefits Weekly pay: $1,500–$2,000 Make your own schedule Vehicle options: Use a company vehicle for $225/week (first week free) Or use your own vehicle (must have valid insurance and be in good working condition) Pay: From $1,500.00 per week Benefits: Company car Flexible schedule Work Location: On the road

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