Mobile Health Vehicle Operator - On Call

div bJob Summary:/b/div pUnder the immediate supervision of the Manager, the Mobile Health Vehicle Operator is safely and responsibly driving the Mobile Health Vehicle to and from its home location to a wide variety of locations throughout the island of Oahu. Assumes responsibility for monitoring and ensuring maintenance and service needs are met of the vehicle. Performs proper set-up and breakdown of vehicle to service patients. Provides general reception including, registration, answering the telephone, assisting patients in obtaining medical services, scheduling patients for medical appointments and collecting payments for services rendered./pdivbrbEssential Responsibilities:/b/div ul liPrimary driver of (40ft) health vehicle. Vehicle pick up, delivery, set-up, tear down, including onboard generator, septic and power, any and all electronic equipment, such as computer, printer, fax, etc., returning vehicle to designated facility at end of event./li liEnsures proper/timely scheduled maintenance of vehicle, including tracking maintenance. Maintains and checks equipment for malfunction and/or damage.  /li liAbility to identify current and potential vehicle problems, notifies Administrative Production Manager immediately. Responsible for ensuring vehicle fuel level is sufficient, driving MHV to appropriate vendor appointment for fueling, recording fuel usage./li liAssist with initial problem identification and solution under the direction of a higher level resource./li liResponsible for inventory of RV includes electronic assets, equipment, supplies and other items associated with the RV./li liInteracts with members/patients to schedule appointments./li liGreets members using KP market service standards (A-heart and 4-habits) in assuring Aloha, and providing exceptional customer/reception services./li liCollects payment for services rendered. Answers and returns telephone calls and messages./li liProvide excellent customer service-patients, employers, staff./li liPrepare and process a variety of forms (i.e. AVS, off-work/ back to work, exchange of records). Works closely with clinical staff./li liExhibits strong interpersonal skills./li liStocks and supplies medical office materials (some lifting required, up to 75 Ibs)./li liCleans and organizes vehicle (in-between scheduled EVS). Hook up, fills, empties and disconnect water/waste tanks at MHV home location./li liPerforms fundamental IT trouble-shooting./li liMay perform other duties as required./li liSPECIAL JOB FEATURES: Starting and end times may vary. This person will be working Mobile Health Vehicle and will require routine travel to employer sites and community locations throughout Oahu. The position may include working on weekends on occasion./li /ulbr div bBasic Qualifications:/b/div div uExperience/u/div ul liMinimum one (1) year of recent experience in a customer service environment./li /uldiv uEducation/u/div ulliHigh school diploma or GED./li/uldiv uLicense, Certification, Registration/u/div ulliClass A CDL with Air Brake Endorsement (Hawaii) OR Class B CDL with Air Brake Endorsement (Hawaii) /li/uldiv bAdditional Requirements:/b/div ulliMeets all requirements to hold the CDL license under Federal and State laws./liliEnsure that all documentation as required by DOT are current and valid./liliHawaii Driver History Record./liliPUC (Physical Examination, Medical Clearance Card)./liliThe State DOTs (Dept. of Transportation) Motor Vehicle Safety Office when they conduct roadside inspections, require the driver to have a good enough command of English to communicate with examiner./liliKnowledge of computer software applications./liliKnowledge of local streets, Kaiser Hawaii market locations and Oahu highways./li/uldiv bPreferred Qualifications:/b/div ulliHeavy Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver of one (1) year./li/ul