An OPI Driver is the treatment team member who is responsible for providing transportation for all OPI participants and staff. Transportation is provided to and from the office/apartments and other appointments on their schedules. Duties are performed under the direct supervision of the Site Supervisor (Transportation Coordinator).

Pay ranges from $20-$21 per hour

• Ensure the health, safety, and welfare of participants in the program
• Provide transportation to participants and staff
• Operates a passenger van safely and efficiently
• Follows all California traffic laws
• Maintains cleanliness of all OPI vehicles inside and out
• Requests repairs immediately to direct Site Supervisor
• Reports accidents and/or other safety situations to direct Site Supervisor
• Inspect exterior of vehicle at beginning of every shift for any scratches, dents, or damage to vehicle prior operation
• Inspect interior of vehicle at beginning of every shift for any malfunctions, food, drinks, spills, etc.
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with participants and staff
• Treat all participants and staff in a courteous, friendly, and professional manner
• Maintain boundaries and confidentiality
• Communicate with therapist and treatment team on a regular basis
• Provide transportation for airport pick-ups and drop offs
• Assist with carrying/moving luggage from airport, office, apartment, etc.
• Accurately and consistently record gas level, mileage, vehicle location in vehicle log
• Use de-escalation skills in managing crises (in accordance to OPI crisis procedures)
• Attend and participate in all required meetings and in-service training sessions in order to develop and maintain skills
• Medication pick up from pharmacy or any other location
• Perform other duties as requested by direct Site Supervisor
• Secure TB, First Aid and CPR certification in a timely manner
• Must be willing to get CPR/First Aid Certification

• High School diploma
• Experience in transportation of others
• Ability and willingness to demonstrate empathy and concern with a high risk population
• CA Driver's license and clean driving record
• Must pass TB test
• Willing to become CPR/First Aid Certified and get flu shot
• Familiarity with San Fernando Valley
• Interested in working with young adults 18-30 in a residential capacity