Mobile Clinic Operator

HIV AIDS ALLIANCE FOR REGION TWO INC•St. George, LA

About The Position

The Mobile Clinic Operator maintains the smooth and efficient operation of Open Health Care Clinic’s mobile facilities and vehicles. The Operator plans, organizes, directs, and coordinates activities needed to ensure the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of mobile vehicles in accordance with organizational policies, procedures, and standards, and applicable Parish, State, and Federal laws, codes, and regulations. The role includes maintaining mobile units, coordinating with outside contractors, following safety and emergency preparedness procedures, reporting maintenance needs, performing minor repairs and basic plumbing, and troubleshooting equipment. The Operator also prepares units and supplies for events, cleans and maintains units after use, drives company vehicles and mobile units, and remains with the mobile unit to support continuous operation. The position requires a high school diploma, a CDL Class B license, and at least two years of commercial-vehicle driving experience.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 2 years of experience driving commercial vehicles.
CDL Class B license.
Knowledge of industry regulations and standards, including ASHE, OSHA, HRSA, CMS, NFPA, and other applicable government, state, and local regulatory agencies.
Ability to meet professional, ethical, and relevant legislative requirements.
Ability to perform moderate physical activity, including heavy lifting and handling objects weighing at least 70 pounds, or standing and/or walking for more than four hours per day.
Ability to stand, sit, talk, hear, and use hands and fingers to operate mobile clinics and vehicles.
Specific vision abilities required for the role.

Responsibilities

Maintain mobile facilities and vehicles in a safe, clean, functional condition.
Coordinate with outside contractors to resolve specialized maintenance problems.
Ensure safety standards are followed throughout each mobile unit and review and follow the emergency preparedness plan.
Apply or assist with applications required for units or equipment.
Provide regular reports on mobile equipment and vehicles, including maintenance needs and schedules.
Communicate with the supervisor about questions or issues involving units or scheduled events.
Perform minor repairs, including repairing doors, locks, door frames, and handles, and replacing light bulbs.
Perform basic plumbing tasks, including unclogging drains and fixing leaking faucets and toilets.
Troubleshoot and identify equipment faults or problems and keep equipment in working order.
Set up and take down on-site and off-site events.
Prepare supplies and equipment so the team can perform required duties; note needed supplies and ensure adequate supplies are available for the day's tasks related to unit operations.
Clean and maintain the mobile unit after each use.
Communicate with staff and the supervisor about questions or team needs.
Drive company vehicles and mobile units.
Remain with the mobile unit to ensure proper and continuous operation.
Download and use work-related applications on personal mobile devices to support interdepartmental communication and coordination.
Perform other miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
Follow applicable industry regulations and standards, accept responsibility for meeting professional, ethical, and legislative requirements, and adhere to organizational core values.