WMPC Van Driver

Vancouver Aboriginal Health Society; Vancouver (WA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading health organization seeks a Van Driver for their Women’s Mobile Primary Care Program. This part-time role involves safe transportation of staff and supplies, maintaining the mobile clinic van, and supporting outreach efforts in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Ideal candidates will possess a valid driver's license, strong organizational skills, and experience with marginalized communities. Join a team dedicated to providing culturally safe healthcare services to women in need.

Benefits

Eligible for benefits and pension after three months

Qualifications

• Valid BC Class 5 Driver’s License and clean driving record.
• Experience operating larger vehicles in an urban setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate the mobile clinic van to scheduled outreach sites.
• Conduct daily cleanliness and mechanical checks on the vehicle.
• Track mileage, fuel, incidents, and other required vehicle records.

Skills

Organizational Skills

Communication

Time Management

Job description

Women’s Mobile Primary Care (WMPC) Van Driver

Department: Women’s Mobile Primary Care Program
Location: Downtown Eastside (DTES), Vancouver, BC
Employment Type: Part-time (0.4 FTE)
Hours: 16 hours/week, Tuesday to Thursday, 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM (with flexibility based on program needs)
Hourly Rate: Starting at $32.74
Union: BCGEU-Certified Union Position
Benefits: Eligible for benefits and pension after three months of employment
Application Contact: Jasheil Athalia, WMPC Program Manager – [e-mail]

Program Overview

The Women’s Mobile Primary Care (WMPC) program provides culturally safe, accessible, and responsive healthcare services to women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside—particularly those experiencing homelessness, health challenges, or substance use. The program operates via a mobile health unit, meeting women where they are and working to remove the geographic, systemic, and cultural barriers to care.

Position Summary

The Van Driver plays a vital role in supporting the WMPC team by ensuring the safe transport of staff and supplies to outreach locations. The driver maintains the mobile clinic van, manages supply logistics, and contributes to a respectful and professional atmosphere while upholding safety and maintenance standards.

Key Responsibilities

Transportation & Logistics

Safely operate the mobile clinic van to scheduled outreach sites.

Maintain program timing by arriving and departing on schedule.

Ensure the van is stocked with needed supplies and in safe operating condition.

Support occasional supply runs.

Client & Staff Support

Assist with boarding and disembarking as needed.

Promote a respectful and professional environment for all.

Vehicle Maintenance

Conduct daily cleanliness and mechanical checks.

Report maintenance issues and coordinate servicing as required.

Compliance & Reporting

Follow all driving and program safety regulations.

Track mileage, fuel, incidents, and other required vehicle records.

Liaise with the Program Manager and team on logistics and scheduling.

Participate in team meetings and debriefs as needed.

Additional Duties

Help with supply loading/unloading and other logistical support.

Perform other duties as assigned by the Program Manager.

Qualifications

Must self-identify as a woman (inclusive of trans women and Two-Spirit femmes).

Valid BC Class 5 Driver’s License and clean driving record.

Experience operating larger vehicles in an urban setting preferred.

Familiarity with basic vehicle maintenance is an asset.

Strong organizational, communication, and time-management skills.

Able to maintain confidentiality and professionalism.

Experience working with marginalized communities is an asset.

Comfortable lifting and carrying supplies as needed.

Working Conditions

Scheduled hours: Tuesday–Thursday, 16 hours/week.

Travel primarily within the Downtown Eastside, with some local travel.

Must be flexible and responsive to program scheduling needs.

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your driving experience and why you're interested in joining the Women’s Mobile Primary Care team. Applications can be sent to:

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