Mobile Medical Trailer Truck Driver

About the role

We are seeking dependable and efficient CDL Class A truck drivers to drive tractor trailers for local deliveries of medical diagnostic equipment. Must be organized, detail oriented, and comfortable working independently. A clean driving record and commercial driving experience is a must. CDL-A drivers are responsible for the safe and timely movement of tractor trailers configured for mobile medical imaging (MRI, PET & CT mobile units).

The MRI/CT techs in the mobile units scan during the day, so drivers will move trailers at night to locations where appointments are scheduled. Drivers report to a designated parking location daily to pick up their truck, then drive to hospitals and medical clinics. Once the driver arrives at a client location, they drop off or pick up their trailer. Set up and tear down requires drivers to get out of their truck and unload or pack up the trailer, taking 30–45 minutes. Drivers will typically transport 1–2 trailers a night. Drivers will be provided training for 4–6 weeks to learn the routes and to learn how to set up and tear down trailers.

Responsibilities

• Drive tractors with automatic transmission (1–2 years’ experience required; 2 years preferred).
• Fully understand how to operate and safely drive the assigned vehicle.
• Ensure trailers are securely connected to the tractor.
• Set up medical equipment at destination (training provided on medical equipment specifics).
• Comply with ICC and DOT regulations.
• Always make safety a priority.
• Monitor, report, and/or repair any mechanical or safety item that would prevent the safe transport of company equipment.
• Perform Q.A. checks on equipment after arrival at site as required.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
• Valid commercial driver’s license (CDL Class A) in the state of residence and DOT medical certification.
• Clean DOT driving record.
• Ability to set up medical diagnostic equipment at delivery sites (training provided).
• Comfortable with transporting and setting up medical equipment.
• Must pass a background check and drug test.
• Skilled at driving and parking large, heavy tractor trailers.
• Ability to drive safely and not cause damage to equipment or client property.
• May be exposed to strong magnetic fields or environmental hazards such as noise.
• Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. at a time (patient lift 30–60 lbs, stair weight 30–50 lbs, electrical cord weight 30 lbs).

Benefits

• Competitive compensation
• Flexible scheduling
• Cross-training opportunities
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• HSA accounts with employer contributions
• 401(k) eligibility with employer match
• Paid holidays
• Defined PTO and sick time programs

Eligibility for benefits varies based on role type and hours worked.

Pay

$27–$35 per hour depending on experience and location.

Schedule

Shifts start between 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM and finish between 12:00 AM and 4:00 AM. Employees work 8–10 hour shifts, 4–5 times per week, including weeknights and some weekend nights.