Ambulance Driver/MVO (Brooklyn Base)
midwood emsBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Motor Vehicle Operator (MVO)Midwood EMS is seeking experienced drivers to work as a Motor Vehicle Operator (MVO) from our Brooklyn Base located in Coney Island. Why Work With Midwood EMS:Flexible Schedules Weekly Paychecks Paid Time Off
Professional Work Environment:
Friendly, Dedicated Coworkers Permanent Schedule will include Evenings, Overnights and alternate weekends The MVO is a critical position involved in the safe and efficient transportation of patients, and will be in constant communication with patients, facilities, and coworkers. This position will be responsible for all aspects of operating and maintaining the company ambulance and equipment. The MVO must maintain knowledge and follow applicable traffic laws at all times. Alongside an EMT, the MVO responds to ambulance calls as dispatched and transports patients to the destination safely and efficiently. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Valid NYS driver's license Must possess and maintain a clean driving record in order to be insured under the auto insurance policy Must be able to safely lift 250 lbs. with assistance Current CPR and First Aid certification
Preferred Experience:
Prior healthcare experience 3+ Years experience driving ambulances, trucks, or other oversized vehicles Notice: EMS agencies in NYS are required by law (Executive Law Section 837-s) to check applicants (who may be involved in the care or transportation of patients) personally identifying information against the Sex Offender Registry and make a determination of eligibility to become a member/employee pursuant to Correction Law Article 23-A
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