Ambulance Driver-On Call

Date Posted
June 24 2025

Butler County Health has an opening for a Ambulance Driver. This on-call position will play a key role in the safe transfer of our patients by ambulance while following traffic laws and navigating efficiently to the destination. The candidate must adhere to our patient and public safety standards and demonstrate an awareness of and respect for patient rights and maintain patient confidentiality. Must have availability for being on call during the weekday hours and rotating weekends and holidays are required. 

This position requires being on call with a response time of 30 minutes. 

Emergency vehicle driving experience preferred.

Closing date: 7/7/2025

We offer competitive compensation and benefits packages, hiring bonus, tuition assistance, loan forgiveness programs and opportunities to advance in your career.   

EEO Employer/Vet/Disabled

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES including the following.  Other duties may be assigned.

Understand and comply with the requirements of the Hospital’s Compliance Program, including, but not limited to the Code of Conduct, The Compliance Policy, HIPAA, all organization-wide policies for compliance and compliance plans affecting specific duties and responsibilities.

Participate in all education and training programs regarding compliance as required by Hospital policy and as requested by supervisor.

  1. Report incidents, unsafe conditions, or equipment malfunction to proper personnel
  2. Keep equipment clean, safe and in working order.
  3. Take call as assigned and respond within 30 minutes.
  4. Obtain/Maintain CPR certification and complete all continuing education deemed necessary by the Ambulance Coordinator.
  5. Communicate with medical staff, families, and supportive staff.
  6. Adhere to all hospital and department policies/procedures and standards
  7. Do necessary record keeping and billing.
  8. Attend meeting on Emergency Vehicle Driving educational class every two years.
  9. Maintain appropriate driving record according to facility policy and insurance guidelines.
  10. Maintain confidentiality and assist other to keep confidentiality.
  11. Appropriate barrier protection will always be used when exposure to blood and/or body fluids is anticipated.
  12. Implementing safe work practices 100% of time to reduce the risk of occupational exposure during all procedures or tasks that involve contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials.

 

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