Mobile Medical Trailer Truck Driver

Akumin•Owosso, MI

6d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves driving tractor trailers for local deliveries of medical diagnostic equipment, specifically mobile medical imaging units (MRI, PET & CT). The drivers will move trailers at night to various hospital and clinic locations where appointments are scheduled. The job requires the driver to pick up their truck from a designated parking location, drive to client sites, and then set up or tear down the trailer, which takes approximately 30-45 minutes. Drivers will typically transport 1-2 trailers per night and will receive 4-6 weeks of paid training to learn routes and trailer setup/teardown procedures. The company emphasizes safety, compliance with regulations, and provides a supportive work environment focused on patient care and professional growth.

Requirements

Valid commercial driver’s license in the state of residence and DOT Medical certification.
Clean DOT driving record.
Commercial driving experience.
High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
Able to set up medical diagnostic equipment at delivery sites (training will be provided).
Comfortable with Transporting and setting up medical equipment.
Must pass a background check and drug test.
Skilled at driving and parking large, heavy tractor trailers.
Ability to drive safely and not cause damages to equipment or client property.
Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. at a time (e.g., patient lift weight ~ 30-60 lbs, stair weight ~ 30-50 lbs, electrical cord weight ~ 30 lbs).
Ability to drive tractors with automatic transmission with 1-2 years’ experience.

Nice To Haves

2 years of experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Drive tractor trailers configured for mobile medical imaging (MRI, PET & CT mobile units).
Move trailers at night to locations where appointments are scheduled.
Pick up truck from designated parking location daily.
Drive to hospitals & medical clinics.
Drop off or pick up trailers at client locations.
Set up and tear down trailers, which involves getting out of the truck and unloading or packing up the trailer (30-45 minutes).
Transport 1-2 trailers per night.
Operate and safely drive assigned vehicle.
Ensure trailers are securely connected to the tractor.
Set up medical equipment at destination.
Comply with ICC and DOT regulations.
Make safety a priority.
Monitor, report, and/or repair any mechanical or safety items that would prevent the safe transport of company equipment.
Perform Q.A. checks on equipment after arrival at site.