Driver/Box Truck Driver
About the role
We are seeking a Driver / Support Engineer to play a key hands-on role in delivering, setting up, and supporting advanced urological imaging equipment at medical facilities throughout your region. This is a full-time, field-based role that combines driving, technical setup, and light troubleshooting — ideal for someone who enjoys working independently, takes pride in keeping things running smoothly, and values being part of a patient-focused mission. The position offers a stable full-time role in a growing, specialized healthcare field, thorough paid training, the opportunity to use your driving and mechanical skills to support life-improving procedures, independence with strong support from field and operations teams, and provision of a company vehicle, tools, uniforms, and equipment.
Responsibilities
- Drive a 16-ft box truck to transport medical imaging equipment to hospitals and surgical centers throughout your assigned territory
- Set up and calibrate equipment in procedure rooms, usually the day before scheduled cases
- Ensure systems are operational and ready at least 1 hour before procedures begin
- Troubleshoot minor issues on-site and escalate when needed
- Leave no trace – reset procedure rooms to original condition after each use
- Keep your vehicle and equipment clean, maintained, and compliant with DOT and company standards
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience driving a 16-foot box truck or similar vehicle
- Clean driving record and ability to obtain DOT medical clearance
- Comfortable with physical work, including lifting 50-65 lbs and maneuvering larger wheeled equipment
Qualifications
- Technically inclined – can follow detailed setup procedures and basic troubleshooting protocols
- Experience in electronics, engineering, or equipment setup preferred (but not required)
Skills
- Professionalism and clear communication skills – you're the face of the company at medical facilities
Pay
80 hours of pay guaranteed every 2 weeks; competitive salary offered.
Schedule
- Typical travel and setup occurs the day before scheduled procedures
- May on occasion require an overnight stay
- Flexibility required – occasional support of other drivers or facilities may be needed