Rental Tech
imedical healthcare solutionsVirginia Beach (VA)
About the role
Job Opportunity At iMedical Healthcare Solutions At iMedical Healthcare Solutions, our mission is to revolutionize the healthcare industry through cutting-edge technology applications. Our ultimate aim is to empower healthcare providers to deliver services of the highest quality that are efficient and cost-effective. We aspire to set a new standard in the industry, where transparency in performance, inventory location, and cost reporting are the norms rather than the exceptions. In addition to your compensation, you will be eligible to receive the following benefits:
Elected Benefits:
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance iMed pays 50% of the monthly premium for employees only (eligibility starts first day of the month after 60 days of employment).Free Benefit: Life insurance policy of $10,000.00 provided at no cost.
Optional Benefits:
Election to participate in the Short-Term Disability, Accidental Life Insurance, and other care insurance.401K: iMed matches the first 3% at 100% and the next 2% at 50% of your contribution (after 90 Days of employment)2 Paid Volunteer Days 2 Paid Personal Days 10 Paid Vacation Days (increases to 12 PTO days after 1 year)
Job Description:
With minimal supervision, this position is responsible for facilitating pick-ups and deliveries to our customers using a company vehicle, which may include traveling outside of the local area and overnight stays, weekends and being on call are required. Some training to vendors on the usage of the medical equipment during drop offs.
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