Mobile Unit Driver

Responsibilities

• Safe transportation, setup, and operational readiness of the mobile outpatient healthcare unit.
• Support delivery of clinical services across multiple community sites in metro Atlanta while ensuring compliance with safety, regulatory, and organizational standards.
• Operate the mobile healthcare unit safely and in compliance with Georgia traffic laws and organizational policies.
• Transport clinical staff, equipment, and supplies to scheduled service locations.
• Plan and follow efficient routes to ensure timely arrival at service sites.
• Maintain detailed logs of mileage, fuel use, inspections, and maintenance activities.
• Ensure the mobile unit meets all safety, licensing, and regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate routine servicing and repairs with approved vendors, keeping Operations Management and HR informed of any issues.
• Represent the organization professionally when interacting with community partners and patients.
• Collaborate with clinical staff, site partners, and operations leadership to ensure smooth service delivery.
• Communicate proactively regarding scheduling changes, delays, safety concerns, or logistical challenges.
• Assist with setup of equipment, signage, and operational components.
• Ensure the mobile clinic is clean, organized, and properly stocked before patient care begins.
• Avoid equipment damage during transport and set-up.
• Secure all equipment after each session.
• Perform routine pre- and post-trip inspections (fluids, tires, systems, cleanliness).
• Participate in internal projects or operational initiatives as assigned.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Valid driver’s license (Georgia) with a clean driving record.
• Minimum of 2-3 years’ operating large vans, box trucks, or similar non-CDL vehicles.
• Ability to pass background check and motor vehicle record screening.
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record required for operating company vehicles.
• Operate the mobile healthcare unit safely and in compliance with Georgia traffic laws and organizational policies.
• Transport clinical staff, equipment, and supplies to scheduled service locations.
• Plan and follow efficient routes to ensure timely arrival at service sites.
• Maintain detailed logs of mileage, fuel use, inspections, and maintenance activities.
• Ensure the mobile unit meets all safety, licensing, and regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate routine servicing and repairs with approved vendors, keeping Operations Management and HR informed of any issues.
• Represent the organization professionally when interacting with community partners and patients.
• Collaborate with clinical staff, site partners, and operations leadership to ensure smooth service delivery.
• Communicate proactively regarding scheduling changes, delays, safety concerns, or logistical challenges.
• Assist with setup of equipment, signage, and operational components.
• Ensure the mobile clinic is clean, organized, and properly stocked before patient care begins.
• Avoid equipment damage during transport and set-up.
• Secure all equipment after each session.
• Perform routine pre- and post-trip inspections (fluids, tires, systems, cleanliness).
• Participate in internal projects or operational initiatives as assigned.