Vehicle Driver

Salary Range: $16.50- $24.60 per hour

At Broadmead, we are more than a workplace. We are a values-driven community shaped by compassion, rooted in purpose, and guided by Quaker principles. We promote a culture where respect, integrity, and belonging are not aspirations, but the lived experience of everyone who walks through our doors.

We believe that when individuals thrive, communities flourish. That’s why we’ve built an environment where your work doesn’t just support a role, it shapes a legacy. Your contributions inspire progress, strengthen bonds, and enrich lives both within and beyond our campus.

What You Can Expect at Broadmead

• Opportunities to Grow
  Life-long learning never stops at Broadmead. Whether you’re building new skills, exploring new paths, or stepping into leadership, we provide the resources, mentorship, and encouragement to help you grow with purpose—and with Broadmead.
• A Culture that Welcomes You
  Belonging at Broadmead is not just a principle, it’s our practice. We value all voices, celebrate individual perspectives, and harness the power of collaboration to build a vibrant, inclusive community.
• Work that Feels Like More
  Purpose lives at the center of what we do. Here, your efforts are meaningful, your presence matters, and your work leaves a lasting impact on the lives of others.
• A Commitment to Your Well-Being
  From competitive compensation and wellness initiatives to flexible support systems, Broadmead cares for the people who care for our community. Your well-being fuels our shared success.

Job Descriptions:

1. Responsible for providing transportation for the residents and staff of Broadmead.
2. Responsible for ensuring that safety is given the highest priority when transporting residents outside of the community.
3. Responsible for making recommendations regarding the maintenance, upkeep, emission testing, and other service requirements for the vehicles used for resident transportation.
4. Responsible for handling emergency situations when called upon which could arise while away from the community, and must have the ability to exercise good judgment while maintaining composure in such cases.
5. Ability to respond to residents who may become ill while away from Broadmead.
6. Ability to assist residents with getting in and out of the car, or on and off the bus.
7. Ability to operate the wheelchair lifts on the bus for those residents requiring such assistance.
8. Able and willing to work evenings and weekends when called upon to do so.
9. Be able to provide back-up assistance at the Reception Desk when not driving. These duties include, but are not limited to, providing general information for residents or visitors to Broadmead, delivering packages, assisting with resident cart rides, distributing Holly House keys, and proper delivery of newspapers and mail to residents on Hallowell and Taylor Halls.