Medical Delivery Driver

Job Description

Job Description

New Brunswick Counseling Center (NBCC) is seeking a reliable and professional  MMU Delivery Driver/Security to support our Mobile Medication Unit (MMU) program.

This position plays a vital role in ensuring safe, consistent, and stable operations through direct service support to clients and staff. The MMU Driver/Security is responsible for the safe transportation of Mobile Medication Unit staff, maintaining a secure environment, and supporting outreach and engagement efforts in the community.

This individual will also assist in establishing and maintaining a safe milieu around the Mobile Unit, including ensuring all vehicle safety systems are operational and performing routine security and safety checks.

Responsibilities:

• Safely operate the MMU vehicle to transport staff to all service locations and client service sites
  
• Ensure safe and professional transport of staff and support wraparound service delivery
• Maintain a visible, professional security presence to promote safety and prevent escalation of conflicts
• Conduct routine vehicle safety checks, including alarms and security systems, ensuring proper functionality
• Assist with setup and breakdown/cleanup of the Mobile Medication Unit
• Maintain cleanliness, readiness, and general upkeep of the vehicle
• Patrol and monitor the area surrounding the MMU to ensure safety and prevent loitering or unsafe activity
• Prevent unauthorized parking or disruption near the MMU service area
• Respond to requests for assistance or protection from staff and clients
• De-escalate potentially dangerous or disruptive situations when needed
• Maintain respectful, non-judgmental, and professional interactions with clients, staff, and community partners
  
• Communicate effectively with internal staff, service providers, and community stakeholders
• Maintain accurate mileage, maintenance, and activity logs as required
• Submit required documentation, incident reports, and program statistics in a timely manner
• Report incidents involving violence, theft, property damage, injuries, or unusual occurrences in writing
• Follow all traffic laws and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations at all times
• Maintain compliance with all agency policies and procedures
  
• Following all applicable government regulations, including HIPAA, to ensure patient confidentiality

Required Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED is required
• Possess geographical knowledge of service area
• Valid NJ driver’s license and clean driving record
• Ability to drive for long periods of time
• Good time management and communication skills

Schedule: Flexible part-time (15- 20 hrs. per week)shifts (weekday mornings/afternoons, occasional weekends)