OnSpot Dermatology - CDL Event Operator
This is a perfect role for someone who likes driving commercial, state-of-the-art trucks, but also interacting with people! In this role, you would drive our mobile healthcare clinics. These clinics are Ford Freightliner Trucks. They are 40-ft long with stabilizers and slide outs to allow us to service patients. Similar to a Mobile Blood Drive Operation, you would drive the mobile unit to the site we are servicing for the day. Once you arrive, you would set up the clinic to be seen by patients. During the day, you would check patients into their appointment by taking their drivers license and insurance card and uploading into our electronic health record. We see patients for an 8-hour period. Once the day is done, you would then close up the clinic and return the mobile clinic back to our storage facility. This job requires a CDL, but driving is only 20% of the role. 80% of the role would be a customer service role where you would be interacting with patients.
About OnSpot Dermatology:
OnSpot is an innovative mobile dermatology practice that leverages state-of-the-art mobile medical vehicles to bring full-service dermatology care to patients! OnSpot brings its services to companies and communities in Southwest, Central and Eastern Florida. Our mobile medical vehicles include a reception/waiting area, private exam rooms, custom surgical suites, and a fully integrated Mohs clinical and histopathology workflow. Hydraulic stabilizers, HVAC, wheelchair lifts and 360-degree rotating Midmark exam chairs ensure accessibility while maximizing comfort. Utilizing the latest technology, our mobile medical vehicles are outfitted with Far-UVC light which efficiently and safely inactivates airborne human coronaviruses.
Responsibilities:
Transport a 40 foot truck to different communities and companies in Florida.
We currently service communities and companies in the Orlando area. This includes Kissimmee, Leesburg, Clermont and Downtown Orlando.
At the start of each shift, you would pick up the vehicle at our storage facility.
You would then transport the vehicle to a location in Florida and meet the OnSpot team. This team would include a provider and support staff to service patients.
We would see patients for an 8 hour period. While onsite, you would check patients into their appointment by taking their insurance card and drivers license.
At the end of the 8-hour period of seeing patients, you would close up the mobile unit and return back to the storage unit. A typical day is 12-14 hours.
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