Medical Delivery Driver - Chicago, IL $16.20 hrly, Mon - Fri 2:30PM-11:00PM

As a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, you will spend your day safely transporting lab specimens, medical records, pharmaceuticals, and other necessary medical materials in a company-owned vehicle. Your responsibilities will include loading and unloading items, operating a hand-held scanning device for tracking shipments, and ensuring compliance with company procedures and safety protocols. You'll also conduct pre and post-trip vehicle inspections and keep your vehicle in clean condition.

To apply for the Medical Delivery Driver position at MedSpeed, you will need a high school diploma or equivalent. You must be at least 19 years old and have a valid driver’s license with a clean driving history for 3 years. Previous driving experience and strong customer service skills are beneficial. Additionally, familiarity with technology, the ability to lift up to 50 pounds, and a willingness to undergo a drug and alcohol screening are required.

Yes! MedSpeed offers a comprehensive training program known as the Blue Shirt Certified program, designed to equip you with the skills you need to excel as a Medical Delivery Driver. This program ensures you understand all responsibilities and safety protocols, providing you with a solid foundation for your role within the MedSpeed team.

As a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, you will typically work full-time from Monday to Friday, with shifts running from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM. You will be operating a company vehicle, which means you'll be on the go most of the day. It's important to stay physically active, as you will be lifting and carrying medical items and conducting vehicle inspections regularly.

MedSpeed offers a robust benefits package for its Medical Delivery Drivers, which includes medical, dental, and vision plans, as well as a 401(K) plan to help you save for the future. We also prioritize work-life balance with generous paid time off and fixed schedules, ensuring you have time to recharge and enjoy life outside of work.

In answering this question, highlight any relevant driving experience, your customer service skills, and your ability to work in a team. Mention specific instances where you demonstrated safe driving or handled challenging situations effectively.

Discuss your commitment to following traffic laws, conducting pre-trip inspections, and monitoring your vehicle's condition. Highlight how you prioritize safety over speed and how you adapt to changing conditions on the road.

Share an example of a collaborative effort in previous roles, emphasizing communication and cooperation. Explain how teamwork contributed to achieving shared goals and how you embraced teammates’ input.

Talk about your problem-solving skills and ability to remain calm under pressure. Describe how you would assess the situation, communicate promptly with your supervisor, and find the best solution while keeping deliveries on track.

Explain your techniques for managing stress, such as staying organized, maintaining a positive attitude, and taking deep breaths. Mention your focus on safety and communication to alleviate pressure during busy times.

Good customer service means being attentive to clients' needs, communicating clearly, and providing timely, professional assistance. Share your past experiences where you positively impacted customer interactions, especially in a delivery context.

Discuss your strategies for prioritizing deliveries, using technology for route optimization, and effectively managing your time. Highlight how you document crucial information for accurate deliveries.

Detail the specific safety measures you adhere to, such as vehicle maintenance checks, safe loading techniques, and using protective gear as required. Reinforce your commitment to following company guidelines.

Convey your enthusiasm for joining a healthcare logistics company that values employee development, teamwork, and community impact. Share how MedSpeed's mission aligns with your career goals and personal values.

Explain the importance of confidentiality in healthcare logistics and discuss how you would handle sensitive medical items with care, ensuring that all protocols are followed to protect patient information during your deliveries.