Driver Mobile Treatment Unit

Acadia•Albany, OR

About The Position

The Driver operates a Company Mobile Unit to scheduled treatment access destinations and dispensing sites. The mobile team serves the Sweet Home area as an extension of Albany Comprehensive Treatment Center, bringing opioid use disorder treatment services into the community. The role supports a mobile care team that includes counselors and dispensing nurses. This position is funded through a grant and is contingent on continued grant funding. Employment is subject to the grant’s terms and conditions, and the position may be modified or discontinued depending on funding availability.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Clean driving record with no points.
Valid Oregon driver’s license.
Comfort working in an opioid treatment recovery environment.
Adherence to state and local traffic policies while maintaining a professional demeanor in a busy environment.
Experience driving large vehicles, trucks, RV-type vehicles, mobile clinic vehicles, or specialized units.
Strong map-reading and GPS navigation skills.
Ability to conduct routine vehicle inspections, including checking tire pressure, fluid levels, and brakes, and report mechanical issues.
Professional and clear communication, particularly when interacting directly with patients.
Team-oriented approach and ability to coordinate tasks with healthcare staff or technicians.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of or experience working in the substance use disorder treatment industry.
First Aid/CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Drive company vehicles safely and conscientiously, complying with Company policies and procedures and state transportation laws.
Interact professionally with staff and patients, and report suspicious behavior to the Clinic Director and/or supervisors.
Monitor the parking area and surroundings for loitering, misconduct, safety concerns, and patient compliance; conduct frequent sweeps around the unit.
Drive the mobile unit to destinations according to schedule and arrive on time.
Assist patients getting into and out of the vehicle.
Operate wheelchair lifts when applicable.
Report traffic delays while en route to the supervisor.
Report incidents and accidents to the supervisor.
Conduct and document a daily visual inspection of the vehicle before and after each trip, reporting problems in writing.
Check that the vehicle has sufficient fuel before leaving the facility; maintain at least a half tank of fuel.
Maintain required logbooks, including weekly, quarterly, and annual maintenance checks.
Keep the vehicle clean and disinfected, and remove all trash upon return to the clinic.
Notify the Clinic Director or Supervisor when vehicle or generator maintenance or repairs are needed.
Perform other duties as assigned.