Delivery Driver - Medical Equipment

Lincare•Liberal, KS

18d

About The Position

Lincare is seeking a Delivery Driver to deliver home medical equipment safely and on time to patients, set up equipment, and educate patients on its proper use. The role involves following patient orientation checklists, maintaining assigned routes and schedules, ensuring the delivery vehicle is safe and maintained, and keeping the vehicle and warehouse clean and organized in accordance with FDA protocols. The driver also builds positive relationships with patients and colleagues and participates in an on-call rotation during evening and weekend hours to respond to patient medical emergencies under company and local policies.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least one year of experience in a professional driving role or equivalent position.
Non-CDL drivers must be at least 18 years old; CDL drivers must be at least 21 years old.
Maintain a valid driver's license for the appropriate class of vehicle while employed.
Meet all physical requirements related to DOT and FMCSA regulations.
Strong interpersonal skills and excellent speaking and writing skills.
Present a positive and professional image to customers and employees.
Ability to read and understand DOT- and FDA-required paperwork.
Ability to think critically, make decisions, and remain mentally alert.
Strong customer service skills and basic computer knowledge.
Ability to lift more than 50 pounds independently and lift loads exceeding 50 pounds with mechanical or employee assistance.
Ability to maneuver frequently in restricted spaces.
Ability to perform straight pulling, hand-over-hand pulling, reaching above the shoulder, fine finger manipulation, and repeated bending.
Ability to use hands, legs, and eyes to operate a vehicle and use depth perception.
Ability to lift up to 15 pounds above shoulder level while loading and unloading.

Nice To Haves

Home care or health care background.

Responsibilities

Follow patient orientation checklists during equipment delivery and training.
Follow assigned routes and schedules.
Comply with transportation laws and maintain a safe driving record.
Inspect and maintain the company-provided delivery vehicle and ensure safety when loading and unloading.
Build and maintain positive relationships with patients and internal team members.
Keep the delivery vehicle and warehouse clean and organized in accordance with FDA protocols.
Participate in an evening and weekend on-call rotation to address patient medical emergencies in accordance with company and local policies.
Deliver and set up home medical equipment and educate patients on its proper use.