What You'll Do as a Wheelchair Van Driver:
- Ensure the safe daily transportation of individuals on route
- Assist individuals entering and exiting the vehicle as needed
- Provide curb to curb service in a professional, safe and courteous manner
- Conduct and document vehicle safety check prior to each route
- Monitor the behavior and/or medical condition of individuals with disabilities during daily transport
- Report and record all incidents to the Transportation Manager
What You'll Need as a Wheelchair Van Driver:
- Valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving record
- 2+ years as a licensed driver
- Ability to assist individuals in and out of vehicles
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Ability to communicate effectively in English
- Demonstrated ability to work independently
- Satisfactory criminal background check and drug/alcohol screen required
Who You Are as a Wheelchair Van Driver:
- An advocate for individuals with disabilities
- Someone who would enjoy having free time between their split shifts
- Someone who is high energy and enjoys meeting new people
- Someone who enjoys driving
What Community Connections Can Provide You:
- PTO: 9 Paid Holidays, 3 Personal days, Earned Vacation Time, Earned Sick Time
- 403b Retirement Plan with Discretionary Employer Match
- Shifts are Monday through Friday (No nights or weekends)
- CPR/First Aid Training
- A workplace with both heart and soul
- Personal and professional development
- The opportunity to positively impact the lives of the individuals we serve
Community Connections Inc. is an EEO employer, disability and veterans.
For a current list of all of our career opportunities please visit https://communityconnectionsinc.org/careers
Job Type: Part Time, 20 hours per week, Split shift