Ambulance Driver – Fourth Shift, Mejillones

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Job Summary: We are seeking an Ambulance Driver for a mutual insurance organization focused on prevention, responsible for patient transportation and vehicle maintenance. Key Highlights: 1. Essential role in worker prevention and well-being 2. Opportunity to contribute to a culture of care and safety 3. Working with a team dedicated to occupational health At **IST Occupational Safety and Health Organization**, a mutual insurance organization focused on prevention, we are looking for an **Ambulance Driver** on a **fourth-shift basis** for **Mejillones/Antofagasta**. **JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:** * Drive institutional vehicles to transport patients, medical supplies, and staff providing care at IST centers. * Maintain inventories of vehicle instruments and accessories, as well as safety procedures. Verify that vehicles are in proper mechanical condition for operation and road use. * Comply with technical and administrative standards implemented by the organization, maintaining a high standard of care quality and safety. * Generate computerized records. * Travel within the region. * And other duties. **REQUIREMENTS:** * High school diploma. (**Mandatory**) * Valid professional driver’s license A2 or A3. (**Mandatory**) * Higher Technical Degree in Nursing. (**Desirable**) * Basic mechanical knowledge. * Experience in patient transportation. (**Mandatory**) * Experience working with mutual insurance organizations. (**Desirable**) * Computer proficiency at user level. * First Aid course. (**Desirable**) **WORK LOCATION:** Mejillones **WORK SCHEDULE:** Fourth shift *At IST, we believe in the value of diversity and inclusion. Therefore, our recruitment process complies with Law No. 21.015 on Labor Inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities for all applicants.* *If you seek a place where your vocation makes a meaningful impact and contributes to the well-being of thousands of workers across the country, this is your moment!* *Apply now and join our team at IST. Together, let’s continue building a culture of care and safety in Chile.*