Waltham MA - Transportation Specialist
$35/hour
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$35/hour
About the role
- NORA as an On-Call Driver
- Continue your call of dedication to your community
- Earn extra income while serving the organ transplant community24-hour on-call shifts (typically 2–3 per week)
- On-call pay, weekend, and holiday hours
- Respectful, inclusive workplace with ongoing training and equipment
- The primary duties of the Transportation Specialists may perform the following duties and may assist with the respectful movement of tissue donors in accordance with medical, regulatory, and clinical protocols.
- Lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying organ storage containers
- Operating NORA vehicles (SUVs and tissue donor transport vans) in both emergency and non-emergency situations
- Loading and unloading transport vehicles with organ storage containers and supplies
- Transporting medical teams, organs, tissues, tissue donors, safely and efficiently
- Maintaining the highest standards of customer service, quality, safety, and throughout all transports
- Qualifications & Skills
- Minimum of 5 yrs driving experience and Emergency Vehicle Operator Certified (EVOC) professional preferred
- Must be at least 25 years of age or older
- Must be able to report to location within 30–35 minutes of transport assignment location to be able to pick up assigned vehicle
- Acceptable state driving record verified through DMV, reviewed annually
- Ability to work 24-hour on-call shifts
- Professional, service-oriented approach
- Successful background and drug screening; criminal charges and convictions may be considered if substantially related to the position
- Schedule & Compensation
- Part-time, on-call shifts 24-hour with variable schedules
- Typically, 2–3 shifts per week, including weekends and holidays (Not to exceed 30 hours per week)
- Driving pay: $35/hour during active transport
- On-call rate: $50/day for days scheduled on-call
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