Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Van Driver

Job overview

The Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Van Driver role is onsite, with the listing location in Los Angeles, CA; the description identifies service areas in Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties. Compensation is $20–$30 per hour. Brown’s Care provides transportation for individuals receiving Regional Center support. The driver transports clients safely and on time to appointments, programs, and approved community services. The role supports access to care and community activities through respectful assistance, secure transport, accurate records, and communication with dispatch and management.

What you'll do

• Transport clients to scheduled appointments and programs
• assist clients entering and exiting vehicles as needed
• secure clients using seatbelts and safety systems
• maintain trip and mileage logs and required documentation
• follow transportation policies and HIPAA confidentiality guidelines
• inspect vehicles before and after trips
• maintain a clean and safe vehicle
• communicate scheduling updates or delays to dispatch and management
• respond appropriately to client needs and emergencies
• maintain professionalism with clients, families, and service coordinators.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

non-emergency medical transportation

van driver

part-time

los angeles ca

brown’s care transportation

client transportation

regional center support

hipaa

ada-accessible vehicles

trip logs

california driver’s license

$20–$30/hr

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Competitive hourly pay, consistent scheduled routes, training and support, and opportunity to grow within the transportation company.

Why this role

The posting notes that training is provided for operating ADA-accessible vehicles. CPR/First Aid certification and experience with individuals with disabilities are preferred, or certification may be obtained.

About the employer

Palm Beach Tan - Boston is hiring for this role. Industry: Special Needs Transportation. Sector: 48.