Compassionate Patient Transport Driver

Recover-Care Heartland; Marysville (KS); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Recover-Care Heartland in Marysville, KS seeks a patient transport specialist to safely move patients and staff between locations. You will operate service-location vehicles, assist passengers on and off, and ensure secure arrivals.

Must hold a valid driver's license, CNA certification, CPR, and pass state-required TB testing plus annual safety training. Strong communication and a compassionate, safety-minded approach are essential.

Qualifications

• Current driver’s license in good standing.
• Commercial driver’s license (if required).
• Must read/write/speak English to ensure safety and patient care.
• Provide TB test verification as required by state law.
• Annual Wheelchair Lift Safety Training Class.
• CPR certification is required.
• CNA certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Operates vehicles safely when transporting patients, residents, members, and/or employees.
• Assists passengers when boarding and disembarking.
• Ensures safe arrival to destination.
• Maintains route and mileage logs per policy.
• Monitors vehicle safety, fuel, and fluids.
• Reports vehicle problems to Administrator immediately.
• Ensures passengers follow safety procedures including seat belts.
• Interacts positively with patients, residents, and families.
• Schedules vehicles for routine maintenance and moves appointments.
• Performs other duties as requested.

Skills

Excellent driving record

Strong communication

Compassionate, helpful

Safety minded

Education

CNA

CPR Certified

TST verification (TB test)

Tools

CPR Training

Job description

Recover-Care Heartland in Marysville, KS seeks a patient transport specialist to safely move patients and staff between locations. You will operate service-location vehicles, assist passengers on and off, and ensure secure arrivals.

Must hold a valid driver's license, CNA certification, CPR, and pass state-required TB testing plus annual safety training. Strong communication and a compassionate, safety-minded approach are essential.