Client Transport Specialist - PRN

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wood violet recoveryDodgeville (WI)

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About the role

Looking for flexible, meaningful work where your time really makes a difference? Our PRN (as-needed) Client Transport Specialist role is a great fit for individuals who want to pick up extra income while supporting an important part of the recovery journey! In this role, you'll provide safe, reliable transportation for clients traveling to and from appointments, treatment-related activities, and other approved destinations. Shifts are offered on an as-needed basis and may include days, evenings, weekends, or short-notice coverage depending on facility needs. This is an ideal opportunity for someone who enjoys driving, values professionalism, and wants a flexible schedule without a long-term commitment or guaranteed weekly hours! Why This Role Matters Every ride you provide helps our clients stay connected to care, treatment, and recovery services. You're not just driving - you're supporting stability, consistency, and progress in someone's recovery journey!
What You'll Do: Safely transport passengers or materials as assigned Follow routes and adjust as needed Complete vehicle inspections and report issues Maintain professionalism and safety at all times Follow all company policies and PA/state regulations
What We're Looking For
Required: Valid driver's license & clean driving record Ability to pass background check and drug screen Basic vehicle safety knowledge Flexible availability for as-needed scheduling
Preferred: Prior professional driving or transportation experience Comfort using GPS/navigation systems Strong communication and customer service skills

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