Courier Seattle

RLS (USA) Inc.; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

RLS (USA) Inc. is seeking a delivery courier to support radiopharmaceutical operations in a regulated healthcare environment.

You will package, transport, and deliver radiopharmaceuticals to hospitals, imaging facilities, and clinics using company-owned vehicles, not personal cars. Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver's license with a clean record, and be willing to undergo drug tests, background checks, and vaccination requirements.

Qualifications

• Willingness to submit to a drug test and background check
• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience
• Valid driver’s license to operate in necessary delivery area and clean driving record
• Ability to accommodate shift changes based on business needs
• Willingness to work on an on-call basis, with the expectation that you can arrive to the pharmacy within 45 minutes
• Proof of vaccination for Covid 19 to meet compliance obligations for Customer mandated on-site requirements
• Must be able to lift 60 pounds

Responsibilities

• Package and deliver radiopharmaceuticals, compliantly
• Process returns from customers
• Ensure timely delivery of the correct package to the customer
• Completes Department of Transportation (DOT) paperwork for deliveries
• Maintain cleanliness of delivery vehicles
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Communication skills

Ability to follow directions

Basic computer skills

Education

High School Diploma / GED

Job description

Starting pay: $22.00/hour, with higher pay available based on experience.

Job Summary

Support pharmacy operations by handling, packaging and delivering radiopharmaceuticals within regulatory guidelines to authorized recipients, such as hospitals, imaging facilities & healthcare clinics within a 24-hour healthcare business environment.

Couriers drive RLS company owned cars, not personal vehicles for deliveries.

Key Accountabilities

• Package and deliver radiopharmaceuticals, compliantly
• Process returns from customers
• Ensure timely delivery of the correct package to the customer
• Completes Department of Transportation (DOT) paperwork for deliveries
• Maintain cleanliness of delivery vehicles
• Other duties as assigned

Education and Experience

• Willingness to submit to a drug test and background check
• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience
• Valid driver’s license to operate in necessary delivery area and clean driving record
• Ability to accommodate shift changes based on business needs.
• Willingness to work on an on-call basis, with the expectation that you can arrive to the pharmacy within 45 minutes.
• Proof of vaccination for Covid 19 to meet compliance obligations for Customer mandated on-site requirements
• Must be able to lift 60 pounds.

Desired Capabilities

• Previous experience handling/transporting radiopharmaceuticals
• Ability to take direction to perform duties
• Ability to effectively communicate.
• Basic computer skills.

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