Driver
priority ondemandNewport News (VA)
About the role
DriverLifeCare is proud to say we are growing! Due to our recent expansions, we are looking for qualified employees for both full-time and part-time positions. The driver provides patient transportation to/from medical appointments and healthcare facilities. Provides assistance to EMT's with moving and transporting patients in emergent and non-emergent settings. Driving position requires an Emergency Vehicle Operators Certification as opposed to a CDL. Certification can be obtained through LifeCare Medical Transports. EVOC Course is free for full-time employees. Applicants who are part-time or do not come onboard will be charged a small fee for the course. LifeCare's EVOC Course is a hybrid course. Modules are completed online on your own time. Then a range and skills check will be performed in person; with a cognitive exam covering the material you learned during the online modules. EVOC range is conducted once a month. All required certifications can be obtained through LifeCare with provided DMV record from applicant. Must be 21 years old to operate ambulances and emergency/transport vehicles. Certified EVOC Operator (Can be obtained through LifeCare EVOC program) Current CPR, must be HealthCare Provider CPR (Can be obtained with LifeCare) Valid Virginia Driver's License with no negative points. Minimum age requirement of twenty-one Pass a criminal background check. FEMA ICS 100, 200, 700 & 800c (Can be obtained for free through FEMA website) HAZMAT (Can be obtained for free through FEMA website) TIMS (Can be obtained through VDOT or State Police for free) PASS Certification (Can be provided by LifeCare)
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