Organ Transport Driver - Part Time

Hospital-to-Home; Richmond (VA); Sur place; USD 25 000 - 39 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Hospital to Home is seeking an Organ Transport Technician to join the Emergency Services team in Virginia. This PRN role operates on a 24-hour on-call basis, responding to dispatches to deliver life-saving organs, blood, and tissues, as well as moving medical teams and equipment.

The ideal candidate will be 21+, maintain a valid VA EVOC certification, and have a clean driving record. Expect rigorous vehicle inspections, adherence to EMS regulations, and professional interaction with medical

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years old.
• Proficient reading, writing, and speaking English.
• Clean driving record per company policy.
• Current VA OEMS EVOC certification required.

Responsabilités

• Respond to dispatch within 30 minutes of activation.
• Drive H2H Emergency Services vehicles for transports of organs, tissues, and medical teams.
• Perform thorough vehicle inspections for readiness and safety.
• Comply with all traffic laws and H2H policies.
• Accurately document transports and activities per OEMS regulations.

Connaissances

Age 21+

English proficiency

Strong driving

Professional appearance

Formation

VA OEMS EVOC Certification

Description du poste

LOCATION: Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Newport News, & Richmond, VASHIFTS: PRN (As Needed). 24 hour on-call shifts. May include weekends and holidays.About us: Hospital to Home LLC serves as the Commonwealth of Virginia’s premier transportation provider. Our services include ambulatory, wheelchair, and stretcher transport as well as Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, & Critical Care Transports. Hospital to Home is committed to finding the best possible team members, treating them with respect, and providing them the necessary tools, equipment, and training to succeed.About the Role: You will serve as a member of the H2H Emergency Services team. As an Organ Transport Technician, you will serve in an on-call capacity for a 24-hour shift. When called, you will respond to your local H2H office where a vehicle will be assigned for your use. You will be the lifeline that delivers life-saving human organs, blood, and/or tissues, as well as medical teams and equipment.Responsibilities:Be available to respond to an H2H office within 30 minutes of dispatch notification/activation.Be well rested and able to drive continuously for the duration of the shift without putting yourself or passengers at risk.Be clean and neat in appearance. Maintain a professional presentation in compliance with H2H uniform policy.Perform thorough vehicle inspections to ensure vehicle operational readiness.Drive H2H Emergency Services vehicles to provide safe and efficient transportation for medical teams, organs, tissues, and/or medical supplies and equipment. This may include both emergent and non-emergent driving.Comply with all applicable traffic laws and regulations.Communicate efficiently using phones, text messages and two-way radios.Accurately document transports and activities as required by OEMS regulations and H2H policies.Develop a basic understanding of OPO and transplant center terminology as well as aviation and ground transport language.Provide outstanding customer service.Other tasks as assigned by leadership.Conditions of Employment:Candidates selected for employment are subject to a fingerprint-based background screening, as required by the Virginia Office of EMS. Candidates who refuse to be fingerprinted will be denied employment with H2H Emergency Services.Equal Opportunity Employer:Hospital to Home LLC is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race or national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, disability status, or genetic information.Prerequisites:Be at least 21 years of age.Be proficient in reading, writing, and speaking the English language.Hold a valid driver’s license.Have an acceptable motor vehicle record in compliance with company policy.Hold current certification from a VA OEMS approved Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course (EVOC).Not have been convicted or found guilty of any crime, offense, or regulatory violation, or participated in other prohibited conduct identified in state EMS regulations as found in 12VAC5-31-910.Must live within 30-minutes of a Hospital to Home location.Must have a working cell phone/in-service contact number.Must be able to independently lift up to 125 lbs.Must successfully pass a drug screening and background check.