Medical Driver - Superior, WI (Full Time) M-F 12p-8p $16/hr

As a Medical Driver at MedSpeed, your main responsibilities include safely operating a company-owned vehicle to transport medical supplies, lab specimens, and other essential materials. You'll need to load and unload your vehicle with appropriate equipment, use a hand-held scanning device to track items during transit, and ensure compliance with operating policies. Additionally, performing pre/post-trip inspections and maintaining a clean vehicle is vital.

To apply for the Medical Driver position at MedSpeed, you need a high school diploma or equivalent and must be at least 19 years old with a valid driver's license for at least three years. An active chauffeur’s license is required or the willingness to obtain one. Strong customer service skills and an excellent driving history are also important, along with the capability to lift items up to 50 pounds.

The work schedule for the Medical Driver role at MedSpeed is full-time, with hours from 12 PM to 8 PM, Monday through Friday. This fixed schedule not only provides predictability but also helps enhance your work-life balance.

MedSpeed offers a comprehensive benefits package for Medical Drivers, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(K) plan for your financial future, paid time off to ensure your well-being, and opportunities for career advancement. Plus, you'll have access to a company vehicle, alleviating concerns about maintenance costs.

Yes, training is provided for the Medical Driver position at MedSpeed. The Blue Shirt Certified program is a robust training initiative designed to equip you with the necessary skills to excel in your role and confidently perform your duties.

Teamwork is crucial as a Medical Driver. To answer effectively, reflect on how collaboration with colleagues ensures timely deliveries, and how supporting one another creates a cohesive working environment. Share examples of how you've worked in teams, highlighting your adaptability and communication skills.

In this scenario, it's essential to communicate proactively. Explain how you would contact the recipient to inform them of the delay, ensure safety in your driving, and possibly adjust routes as needed while abiding by company protocols to deliver supplies efficiently.

Think of a specific instance where you went above and beyond for a customer. Detail how you addressed their needs, the actions you took, and the positive impact it had. This showcases your commitment to customer service, aligning well with MedSpeed’s values.

Discuss the importance of safety measures, such as obeying traffic laws, performing vehicle checks, and avoiding distractions while driving. Stress on maintaining cleanliness in the vehicle and your commitment to adhering to company policies to ensure safety.

Prioritizing tasks is vital in this role, especially under time constraints. Describe methods like creating a checklist for deliveries, assessing deadlines, and communicating with the team to manage workloads effectively, ensuring no deliveries are missed.

This is an opportunity for you to express your motivations. Emphasize your passion for contributing to healthcare logistics, your admiration for MedSpeed’s culture and values, and your eagerness to be part of a team dedicated to improving patient outcomes.

Address this by explaining your approach to problem-solving. Mention how you would assess the situation, consider contacting a supervisor for assistance, ensure the safety of yourself and your cargo, and follow company protocols.

Discuss your attention to detail and commitment to compliance with operational policies. Highlight how you would stay informed about procedures, use of tracking devices, and conduct thorough checks to ensure the integrity of the supplies during transit.

Mention any relevant experience with technology, especially hands-on devices like scanning equipment. Highlight your adaptability and eagerness to learn, perhaps sharing a quick example of how you successfully used technology in a previous role.

Share your organizational skills along with routine habits, like conducting daily inspections, cleaning after deliveries, and developing systems for maintaining order in the vehicle, which ultimately supports efficiency in your role.