Transport Driver

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stellar transportationJacksonville (FL)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$560 to $1,000

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About the role

Immediate positions are available for full or part-time drivers. Rate Hourly pay with potential weekly earnings of $560 to $1,000+ for full-time employees.
Overview: Pay weekly. Overtime opportunities. Additional benefits for qualified employees: Paid time-off and 401k. Other Requirements and Certifications Weekend hours to include Saturdays as early as 4AM and as late as 7pm, and Sunday 8am-5pm. Patient care experience is a plus but not required (we will train you). Current valid Florida driver's license. Must have valid driver's license and clean motor vehicle record for 3 years. CPR/First Aid, PASS, Defensive Driving, FWA, HIPAA, and DOT Physical (can be obtained prior to start date if you don't already have it).
Job Description: Responsible for driving riders in wheelchairs and stretcher-capable vehicles to their destination in a safe, timely, and friendly manner. May require going inside rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, hospitals, hospice centers, and home residences to load or unload rider into wheelchair or stretcher. Required to load, unload, slide and assist rider 200lbs or more, on or off wheelchair or stretcher. Physical requirements may include, but are not limited to, bending, pushing, pulling, kneeling, twisting, squatting, and lifting. Able to work with riders with service animals (i.e. dogs). Responsible for keeping vehicle and equipment clean and sanitized, reporting any maintenance issues, gassing up the vehicle, and checking fluid levels. Must be able to work 8 to 12-hour shifts depending on trip demand for the day. Start and end times for daily shifts are not set in stone and fluctuate depending on trip demand for the day, but can be anywhere from 4:30 am - 1 pm start. Stellar Transport expects all drivers to be punctual, safe, friendly, and professional at all times. Learn more at www.stellartransport.com.

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