Medical Delivery Driver (Orlando, FL) - Full-Time (MOD17)

As a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, your primary responsibilities include transporting lab specimens, medical records, pharmaceuticals, and other healthcare materials safely in a company vehicle. You'll conduct pre and post-trip vehicle inspections, assist in loading and unloading materials, and utilize a hand-held scanning device to track items. Providing excellent customer service and working collaboratively with your team are also key aspects of this role.

To qualify as a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, you need a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver's license with at least three years of excellent driving history, and the ability to pass a drug and alcohol screening. Strong customer service skills and a familiarity with technology are also essential for success in this role.

Medical Delivery Drivers at MedSpeed work a consistent schedule of Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. This predictability allows for better work-life balance, and weekend routes offer an additional $1/hour shift differential!

As a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, you will drive a company-owned vehicle, which means you won’t have to worry about vehicle maintenance or gas reimbursement. The vehicle will be equipped to transport various medical supplies and materials securely and safely.

Yes! MedSpeed believes in promoting from within, and over 50% of our market managers began their careers as drivers. With dedication and hard work, you can climb the career ladder to higher positions within the company.

As a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed, you will enjoy a range of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance for you and your family, a 401(K) retirement plan, paid time off, and comprehensive training. These benefits reflect our commitment to employee well-being.

Key skills for a Medical Delivery Driver at MedSpeed include excellent driving skills, strong customer service abilities, and proficiency with technology for tracking shipments. Additionally, being adaptable and capable of lifting items up to 50 pounds is vital for this role.

In your response, highlight any previous experience in driving, especially in the healthcare sector, and focus on your ability to manage delivery schedules, handle sensitive materials, and maintain safety standards while on the road.

Emphasize your understanding of the importance of safety protocols, how you securely load items, and your adherence to confidentiality standards. Provide examples of practices you've followed in past roles.

Discuss your ability to communicate effectively, resolve issues promptly, and provide a pleasant delivery experience. Mention any relevant experiences that showcase your customer service skills.

Outline your problem-solving abilities and adaptability. Share an example of a past situation where you encountered a delay, how you communicated with necessary parties, and how you adjusted to maintain service satisfaction.

Reflect on a specific instance where you collaborated with teammates, perhaps in a delivery setting or any other role. Discuss your contributions and how teamwork facilitated a successful outcome.

Explain your routine for vehicle inspections, cleaning, and organization, highlighting the importance of presenting a professional image and ensuring everything necessary for delivery is in place.

Share your passion for healthcare transportation and your enthusiasm for being part of a company that prioritizes values like teamwork and reliability. Relate it to your career goals and aspirations.

Discuss your time management strategies, including planning routes effectively, allowing for breaks, and being punctual. Offer examples of how your planning skills have benefited past deliveries.

Describe any software or devices you've used, such as hand-held scanners or GPS systems. Discuss your comfort level with adopting new technologies as the role of a Medical Delivery Driver may incorporate tech solutions.

Talk about the importance of thorough pre-transport inspections, what protocols you would follow (such as reporting the issue or finding replacement materials), and how you would ensure the delivery goes smoothly despite the setback.