Wheelchair Van Driver - New Haven

Global Medical Response•New Haven, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We’re hiring a Wheelchair Van Driver that will respond to emergency and/or non-emergency requests for transportation needs and deliver high-quality care, treatment, and customer service to patients. Drivers will respond to operation and dispatch requests and use the necessary tools, maps, and addresses to efficiently transport customers to and from facilities in a timely manner. Clearly document trip information details and adhere to company policies and procedures while maintaining confidentiality and patient rights. Take pride in maintaining a safe and clean vehicle environment for patients, complete the regular mechanical checklist at the start of shifts, and report any vehicle issues to the Fleet Manager as needed. Use appropriate communication methods, including standard radio transmission codes, to effectively respond and route patients and comply with the company’s information security standards. Drivers will operate transportation equipment, including stretcher, hydraulic lift, and wheelchair, as well as be able to use personal protective equipment and manage the disposal of supplies as necessary. Work collaboratively and in a professional manner with all allied health and public safety personnel, as well as your fellow drivers and operations team.

Requirements

State Driver’s License
High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
CPR card
Driving record in compliance with company policy
Pass Physical Agility Test

Nice To Haves

Some work experience, preferably in healthcare

Responsibilities

Respond to operation and dispatch requests and use the necessary tools, maps, and addresses to efficiently transport customers to and from facilities in a timely manner.
Clearly document trip information details and adhere to company policies and procedures while maintaining confidentiality and patient rights.
Maintain a safe and clean vehicle environment for patients.
Complete the regular mechanical checklist at the start of shifts and report any vehicle issues to the Fleet Manager as needed.
Use appropriate communication methods, including standard radio transmission codes, to effectively respond and route patients and comply with the company’s information security standards.
Operate transportation equipment, including stretcher, hydraulic lift, and wheelchair.
Use personal protective equipment and manage the disposal of supplies as necessary.
Work collaboratively and in a professional manner with all allied health and public safety personnel, as well as fellow drivers and the operations team.