(Bismarck, ND) Deliver More Than Blood - Deliver Life, Vehicle Provided

Posted 2 days ago

vitalant fargoBismarck (ND)

Phlebotomists Blood and Organ Banks

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Transportation Volunteer -Transportation volunteers travel throughout our service area, transporting blood products and supplies for timely distribution to and from mobile blood drives, hospitals, and donation centers.

Volunteer Role Description: Deliver products and supplies to and from Vitalant facilities and hospitals within the community it serves. Pick up collected blood products from Vitalant Mobile Blood Drives in a nearby community and deliver to the Vitalant facility for processing. Deliver supplies to Vitalant's satellite centers or blood drives. Provide excellent customer service to our communities' hospitals and their employees

Qualifications: Must be at least 19 years of age Must pass a Criminal Background Check Must have a valid Social Security Number Must pass Motor Vehicle Report check Demonstrate professional demeanor at all times Be comfortable working with people from diverse communities and backgrounds Lift at least 40 lbs. (assistive devices are available - e.g., carts, dollies, etc.) Must be able to follow directions (familiar with hands-free navigation) Required Training: Vitalant Volunteer Orientation Transport Volunteer Role-Specific Training Onboarding with your Volunteer Services Specialist Ride-along with a currently trained volunteer Facility Tour Vitalant Company Vehicle Training Ongoing training and refresher courses

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