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Need Inc in Massachusetts is seeking drivers to transport elderly individuals in non-emergency medical transport. This part-time role runs Monday through Friday, 7am to 5pm, with approximately 25–30 hours per week; no nights or weekends. Training is provided, uniforms are supplied, and weekly pay is offered.
A Class D license, clean driving record, and CORI are required. Responsibilities include assisting clients to and from their homes into vehicles and helping with wheelchairs; you must be
Non-Emergency Medical Transport
Greater Central Mass Area
Need to be available from 7am-5pm for pick ups and drop offs- morning and afternoon shifts- midday free if needed
approx 25-30 Hours a week with the potential for additional hours as they become available
We provide the training. Need to be physically able to assist clientele to and from their homes into vehicles as well as pushing and moving wheelchairs
Part-time
A background check (CORI) is required for this position as well as possible federal fingerprinting. The process may include a criminal record check, and all qualified applicants will be considered. A
criminal record will not automatically disqualify an applicant from employment. All applicants have the right under Massachusetts law, including the right to review the report and the policy for correcting criminal records if you believe the CORI is inaccurate or incomplete. When interviewed, a CORI request form will submitted for permission to run the check. Any decisions made are consistat with the EOHHS
CORI requirements specified in 101 CMR 15.00
We are conractracted vendors that adhere to the standards that our vendors require- from both a state and federal level.
We are required by the EOOHHS to run a background CORI on all individuals who may be conditionally hired for this position.
Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a background check and a passing drug test
We understand recreational use THC is legal at the state level in Massachusetts but due to it being illegal federally, we must adhere to the standards of federal contracts.