Transportation Manager (Senior Services)

Washington, DC
Full Time
Experienced

Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)


Role: Transportation Manager Edenbridge PACE at Skyland Town Center

Location: Washington, DC 20020

Status: Full-time

Mission: To allow frail elderly people to age in the location of their choosing and continue to lead connected, meaningful lives
 

JOB SUMMARY
The Transportation Manager role offers a unique opportunity to help build the first PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) program in the District of Columbia within the framework of a supportive, innovative, and expert leadership team and company. Together with our coalition of strong partners within the community, the Transportation Manager will work closely with the Executive Director and transportation care team to carry out our Skyland PACE’s model of care, and have a transformative impact on a particularly under-served community in Wards 7 and 8.

Seven core principles drive our approach to care. These include:  

  1. Create and Sustain Meaningful Lives: Our model aims to help elders create and sustain meaningful lives — from social relationships, spirituality, cultural life, work, or service. We support elders with cognitive and physical disability to sustain meaning in their daily lives. We form close community partnerships to help elders engage outside our centers.
  2. Respect the Right to Independence:  Edenbridge aims always to follow our participants’ wishes. Wherever possible, participants maintain control over all decisions — from medical procedures to what to eat for dinner.
  3. Pay Attention to What Is Working Well:  Our goal is to multiply the days each participant is glad to be alive. We encourage participants’ positive experiences of daily life, supporting the things that matter most to them.
  4. Provide the Right Amount of Medical Care:  Elders often have many diagnoses, medications and specialists, involving complex care decisions. We help our participants understand their choices. We deliver thoughtful, appropriate and personalized care, doing what our participants want — nothing more and nothing less.
  5. Guide All the Care Provided:  We always follow and guide our participants’ care — in their homes, at our center, in the hospital, and everywhere.
  6. Live with Our Communities, Not Just in Them:  We work in communities where aging in place is valued and integrated care is a shared mission. We build deep relationships with community organizations (see video) beginning long before we open our doors. We aim to reach beyond the walls of the center to bring community members in and participants out for person-to-person connection.
  7. Employ Technology Thoughtfully, Not Aggressively:  We use technology because it can enrich the lives of participants, improving care and connecting family members with their loved ones and their care providers. But we use technology only to complement — never replace — direct human interaction.

To help us achieve this mission, we are looking for an experienced Transportation Manager who will oversee the transportation program, including hiring and managing drivers, tailored to the Skyland PACE goals that meet the needs of the frail elderly. 
 

Main Responsibilities:

  • Hires, trains, and manages drivers
  • Leads transportation meetings and attends IDT (interdisciplinary team) leadership meetings
  • Ensures highest safety and quality of transportation program
  • Ensures smooth scheduling and coverage of all transportation needs, including stepping in when necessary to cover scheduling and transportation

Qualifications:

Edenbridge Health is committed to building a diverse and inclusive organization. For our Transportation Manager role, we are looking for the following qualifications:
 

  • GED or high school diploma required
  • Prior supervisory experience in a transportation environment preferred
  • Experience working with a frail or elderly population preferred
  • Must submit to and pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screening and criminal background check
  • Must have a current Driver’s License and driving record must be in compliance with Company policy. Must maintain current automobile insurance.
  • Up-to-date vaccinations, including COVID vaccine, required


Learn more at:  

https://www.edenbridgehealth.org/
Interested candidates, please apply by submitting your resume at https://edenbridgehealth.applytojob.com/

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