Non-Emergent Patient Transport Specialist

Ridensafe; Frisco (TX); On-site; USD 21,000 - 23,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health/Dental/Vision available on your

14 days PTO after 90 days

Company van, fuel card, and equipment

Job summary

Ride N' Safe is hiring a driver based in Frisco to transport patients to dialysis, treatment, appointments, and home again around Collin County and the north Dallas–Fort Worth area. You will start and end each shift at Baylor Scott & White in Frisco, and you won’t need to carpool to a main base.

No CDL and no healthcare experience required because we train you. Expect a steady schedule, a company van, and a role that truly helps patients in the back seat.

Qualifications

• Valid Class C Driver's License required.
• 3+ years of licensed driving experience preferred.
• Clean driving record with no DWI in last 5 years.
• Ability to safely maneuver a wheelchair or stretcher (up to 450 lbs).
• Comfortable standing, bending, and performing duties in varying Texas weather.
• DOT physical, drug screen, and background check required.

Responsibilities

• Transport patients by wheelchair, reclining stretcher-chair, or ambulatory assist.
• Help patients safely in and out of the vehicle, door-to-door, hand-to-hand, bed-to-bed.
• Keep the company van clean, stocked, and inspected; report any mechanical issues.
• Represent Ride N' Safe professionally with patients, families, and facilities staff.

Skills

Valid Class C Driver's License

3+ years licensed driving

Clean driving record

Maneuver wheelchair/stretcher safely

Able to stand for long periods

DOT physical, drug screen, background

Job description

NEMT Driver (Frisco) - Wheelchair & Stretcher Alternative Transport | No CDL Required
$15 - $17/hour | Full Time | Home every night | Frisco, TX

Ride N' Safe is hiring a driver based in Frisco to get patients safely to dialysis, treatment, appointments, and home again across Collin County and the north Dallas-Fort Worth area. You'll start and end each shift at Baylor Scott & White in Frisco, where your company van is parked. You won't need to commute to our main base. No CDL and no healthcare experience required, because we train you. If you've driven for NEMT providers and want a steady schedule, a company van, and work that actually matters to the person in your back seat, this is that job.

How you'll get started

• Orientation in Cleburne. Your first day or days are at our Cleburne home base, where you'll do paperwork, safety training, and equipment checkout.
• 2 weeks of ride-along training. You'll ride with one of our experienced drivers to learn routes, facilities, and patient handling. We'll arrange a pickup point in the north DFW area so you aren't driving to Cleburne every day.
• After training, you'll work out of Frisco and start each shift from the van at Baylor Frisco.

What you get

• $15 - $17/hour
• Health/Dental/Vision available on your start date
• 14 days of PTO available after 90 days
• Company van, fuel card, and all equipment - you never use your own vehicle

What you'll do

• Transport patients by wheelchair, reclining stretcher-chair, or ambulatory assist
• Help patients safely in and out of the vehicle, door-to-door, hand-to-hand, bed-to-bed
• Keep your van clean, stocked, and inspected - report anything mechanical
• Represent Ride N' Safe well with patients, families, and facilities staff

What you need

• Valid Class C Driver's License, 3 or more years of licensed driving
• 23 or older
• Driving record with no DWI or reckless in the last 5 years and no more than 2 moving violations in the last 3 years
• Able to safely maneuver an occupied wheelchair or stretcher-chair (up to 450 lbs) using lifts, ramps, and proper technique.
• Comfortable being on your feet, bending, and working in Texas weather
• Pass a DOT physical, drug screen, background check, and MVR - we schedule and pay for the physical and screenings
• Live in or near Frisco, with reliable transportation to reach Baylor Frisco at the start of each shift

You’ll be around people who are sick, and occasionally around bodily fluids. We provide PPE and train you on how to handle it. Most of our drivers say the patient relationships are the reason they stay.