Class A CDL Driver (Regional)

QTC Management, Inc.•Berwyn, IL

17h•$31 - $35•Remote

About The Position

Leidos QTC Health Services is seeking an experienced Class A CDL Driver to join our Mobile Clinic Operations team and help bring essential health services directly to people and communities across the country. As a Mobile Health Clinic Driver, you’ll operate a state-of-the-art commercial mobile medical clinic and travel alongside a dedicated team of physicians and medical staff. Our mobile clinics help overcome geographic and access barriers by bringing medical exams, health assessments, and other essential services closer to where people live and work. Travel is typically Monday through Friday, with weekends at home, and assignments generally remain within designated regions. Every mile supports our mission to improve access, strengthen readiness, and help people receive the services they need—including patients, examinees, service members, Veterans, and members of underserved communities. This opportunity is ideal for an experienced Class A CDL driver who enjoys regional travel, takes pride in their vehicle, values being home on weekends, and wants their career behind the wheel to contribute to a meaningful mission.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Minimum 3+ years of commercial driving experience
Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License
Clean driving record for the past 3–5 years
Ability to pass a DOT physical and maintain DOT qualifications
Minimum age of 21 years, per DOT regulations
Valid U.S. Driver's License
Residence within 50 miles of an airport
Ability and willingness to travel extensively
Ability to successfully pass a background investigation and DOT drug screening

Nice To Haves

Candidates residing in the Central North region of the United States is preferred.

Responsibilities

Safely drive a Class A commercial vehicle to transport the mobile medical clinic between event locations.
Travel with physicians and medical professionals to support scheduled healthcare events.
Perform required Department of Transportation (DOT) inspections before, during, and after trips.
Ensure the mobile unit remains clean, safe, compliant, and fully operational.
Plan and coordinate travel logistics with internal operations teams.
Maintain accurate electronic driver logs and all required DOT documentation.
Monitor vehicle maintenance needs and schedule servicing as required.
Assist with loading, unloading, and transporting medical equipment weighing up to 70 pounds.
Maintain an accurate inventory of equipment and supplies inside the mobile clinic.
Serve as the primary custodian and steward of the assigned mobile clinic unit.