Non Emergency Medical Transport

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needalift medivanLeominster (MA)

Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20.00/ Hr

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About the role

Non Emergency Medical Transport Drivers Needed to Transport Elderly Individuals A quick paced work environment where workflow can change or evolve rapidly- Looking for individuals who can pivot quickly in response. Are you looking for a career in a non-corporate setting helping people? Non-Emergency Medical Transport Greater Central Mass Area Monday thru Friday /Split shift/ No nights/ No weekends- All five days needed Need to be available from 7am-5pm for pick ups and drop offs- morning and afternoon shifts- midday free if needed Approx 25-30 Hours a week with the potential for additional hours as they become available Must be 21 Years old or older 2 Years' experience working with the Elderly or Special Needs (Personal Experience Qualifies) 3 Years driving experience (class D license) Clean Driving Record Clean CORI Pre-Employment full panel substance screening (must pass THC) Company Uniforms required and provided Clean Appearance Weekly paychecks Kindness and patience are a must Competitive Wages - $20.00/ Hr. plus raise at 90 days Vacation benefits for part time and full time We provide the training. Need to be physically able to assist clientele to and from their homes into vehicles as well as pushing and moving wheelchairs Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a background check and a passing drug test

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