Regional Mobile Trailer Truck Driver CDL

Akumin•Franklin, NH

3d•$27 - $37

About The Position

Akumin Inc. is seeking dependable, efficient CDL Class A drivers to transport tractor trailers configured as mobile medical imaging units (MRI, PET, and CT). Drivers move trailers at night between hospitals and medical clinics where daytime imaging appointments are scheduled. They report to a designated parking location to pick up their truck and typically transport one to two trailers per night. At each client location, they drop off or pick up the trailer and perform setup or teardown, which takes approximately 30–45 minutes and involves getting out of the truck to unload or pack up the trailer. The role includes 4–6 weeks of training on routes and trailer setup and teardown. Shifts are 8–12 hours and include a mixture of weekdays and/or weeknights, as well as some weekends. Drivers should expect to be away from home for one to two weeks at a time. The role requires safe operation of large tractor trailers, compliance with ICC and DOT regulations, and careful handling of medical equipment and client property. Drivers may also perform quality assurance checks after arrival and monitor, report, or repair mechanical or safety issues that could prevent safe transport.

Requirements

Valid commercial driver’s license in the state of residence and DOT medical certification.
At least 2 years of experience driving tractor trailers with automatic transmissions.
Clean DOT driving record with no moving violations.
Ability to drive and park large, heavy tractor trailers safely.
Ability to transport and set up medical equipment at delivery sites.
Ability to lift up to 100 pounds.
Must pass a background check and drug test.
High school diploma or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

Drive tractor trailers with automatic transmissions to transport mobile medical imaging equipment.
Ensure trailers are securely connected to the tractor.
Drop off and pick up trailers at hospitals and medical clinics.
Set up and tear down medical equipment at delivery sites; training on equipment specifics is provided.
Operate the assigned vehicle safely and comply with ICC and DOT regulations.
Prioritize safety and avoid damage to equipment or client property.
Monitor, report, and/or repair mechanical or safety issues that could prevent safe transport.
Perform quality assurance checks on equipment after arrival at a site when required.