Logistics Team Specialist Mobile Medicine

About the role

Performs routine maintenance of Mobile Treatment Facilities (MTF) including the tractor, tractor trailer, and generator. Assists in set up and break down of MTF and related logistics functions. Performs preventative maintenance (electrical, plumbing, general construction and carpentry) for MTF. Oversees deployment of vehicle in emergency situations. Keeps a record of MTF resources before, during, and after deployment. Performs general housekeeping duties with regards to MTF. Facilitates and communicates repairs that require specialized skills through outside vendors.

Responsibilities

• Inspects, maintains, and operates sport utility vehicles or other designated ground vehicles for transport of organs, organ recovery teams/transplant teams, and recovery-related equipment during pre-procurement through the post-organ procurement phases of donor recovery.
• Inspects, maintains, and operates vans, sport utility vehicles, or other designated ground vehicles for transport of decedents, tissue recovery teams, and tissue recovery-related equipment during pre-procurement through the post-procurement phases of tissue donor recovery.
• Ensures interior vehicle surfaces and environment are cleaned and disinfected between each trip.
• Works day-to-day under the direction of Mobile Medicine Fleet & Logistics leadership to fulfill Mobile Medicine-specific routine, unscheduled, and emergent vehicle, supply, maintenance, and preparedness tasks.

Physical Requirements

• Duties require good physical stamina, endurance, and body mechanics which would not be adversely affected by having to lift, carry, and balance at times more than 125 pounds (250 pounds with assistance).
• Work in extreme environmental conditions with limited resources/support as well as emotional circumstances can be expected.
• Good motor coordination is required. Normal eye-hand coordination and finger dexterity is necessary to perform duties.
• Must also have good oral communication skills.
• Ability to independently lift and balance equipment weighing 56.7 kilograms (125 pounds).
• Ability to work effectively driving in extreme environmental conditions while fulfilling the essential functions listed above, including but not limited to icing conditions, snow, fog, torrential rainfall, limited visibility, and tropical storms.

Education, Experience and Certifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• CDL-Class A license preferred within one year of hire.
• Minimum of 2 years’ vehicle maintenance experience preferred.
• Requires American Heart Association BCLS.
• Requires Advocate Health Risk Management Approved Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC) annually.
• Requires a valid Driver License in the state in which the teammate works; CDL Class B preferred.

Patient Population Served

Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development and demonstrates the skills and competency appropriate to the ages, culture, developmental stages, and special needs of the patient population served.

Machines, Tools, and Equipment

Related equipment and supplies.