Primary Duty – Safe Vehicle Operation.
•    Operate ambulances and other emergency vehicles in accordance with all traffic laws and hospital protocols, utilizing emergency equipment (lights/sirens) appropriately as dictated by patient condition and dispatch instructions.
•    Demonstrate expert defensive driving skills in all weather, traffic, and lighting conditions (day and night).
•    Navigate efficiently using GPS, maps, and knowledge of local geography to ensure prompt response and arrival.
•    Perform pre- and post-trip inspections of the vehicle, documenting fuel, oil, tire pressure, and overall mechanical condition.
•    Report any vehicle maintenance issues or accidents immediately to the supervisor.
2. Patient Logistics and Support.
•    Safely load, unload, and secure patients, ensuring their comfort and safety during transport.
•    Assist clinical personnel with moving patients on stretchers, in wheelchairs, and with other medical equipment.
•    Maintain cleanliness, sanitation, and stocking of the ambulance interior (restocking may be shared duty with medical staff).
•    Ensure proper oxygen supply, battery power for monitors, and other essential vehicle-based medical systems are functional.
3. Communication and Documentation.
•    Maintain clear, professional, and constant communication with hospital dispatch, ER staff, and receiving facilities.
•    Accurately complete electronic or paper logs for each trip (mileage, times, destinations, fuel).
•    Adhere to patient confidentiality laws at all times.
4. Safety and Compliance.
•    Comply with all hospital safety policies.
•    Maintain a valid and clean state-issued driver’s license with the appropriate endorsements
•    Maintain a current driving record that meets hospital insurance standards.
•    Participate in required training (driver safety, BLS/CPR, hazardous materials).
5. Additional Fleet Support.
•    Operate other hospital fleet vehicles (courier vans, supply trucks) for logistical support as assigned.
•    Assist with fleet-related tasks such as light delivery, equipment transport, or vehicle relocation.

• Education: Either O level or A level Certification. Good to have a diploma.
• Licensure/Certification.
  Valid state driver’s license. (Class B, C1, D1)
  first Aid Training
  Defensive driving certification.
  Computer literacy skills
  Current CPR/Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers certification good to have. Training will be provided for drivers without this certification.