Residential Driver/Residential Technician

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Include the following:

• The vehicle that is driven should be checked daily for mechanical problems.
• Monthly, six month, and annual checklists must be completed accurately and timely and submitted to the appropriate persons.
• A daily log must be kept of miles driven and gas purchases made.
• If mechanical problems are noted, the driver should use his/her best judgment on whether they should be fixed immediately or if they can wait. Expensive repairs, unless they pose a danger, should be reported to the Transportation Coordinator or the Team Leader/Program Director prior to repair.
• The oil and oil filter should be changed on a scheduled basis.
• The vehicle should be kept clean on the inside and outside.
• The speed limit should never be exceeded.
• The vehicle should never be used for personal use.
• Consumers should be treated with respect and consideration.
• Every effort should be made to pick consumers up at the scheduled time.
• If there is down time from driving, it will be expected that the driver will provide assistance to the program.
• Provide care in a safe and comfortable environment.
• Comply with medical records requirements.
• Submits required documentation within required time frames per agency policies and procedures.
• Provide care based on ethical concepts and principles while refraining from forming a personal relationship with the consumers.
• Able to perform checks on all new residents as dictated per agency policy.
• Maintains confidentiality at all times regarding the consumers.
• Ensure the accuracy, content and completeness of client files.
• Provides services within time requirement as set forth in Agency policy and procedures.
• Provide services as documented in client treatment plan.
• Refrain from assuming any duty that is unrelated to and/or interferes with the responsibilities of the position.
• Respond to emergency situation in a timely fashion.
• Demonstrate the ability to work effectively with other team members, as part of a multidisciplinary team, and independently, when necessary.
• Recovery services staff may be required to perform drug screenings on clients as needed.
• Other duties may be assigned when necessary.