Adult Day Program Bus Driver

Medford, NY

Part Time to Full Time

Entry Level

Adult Day Program Bus Driver

Year‑Round Employment | High Pay | Consistent Hours | Paid Time Off & Benefits

Looking for a stable, year‑round driving career with competitive pay, convenient hours, and excellent benefits, without unpaid week school breaks?

Our Adult Program Drivers provide safe, reliable transportation for adult passengers with special needs. This role offers consistent income, and long‑term career growth.

Unlike school bus routes, Adult Day Program routes operate year‑round with no summer or school‑break periods.

Why This Job Stands Out

Year‑round employment – no unpaid school weeks off
Average 24–30 hours per week (some routes offer more hours)
Excellent pay with CPR premium opportunities (required by route only)
Growing PTO, bonuses, and full benefits
CDL training & support available

Pay Rates

Van Driver: $28.20 per hour
Large Bus Driver: $33.39 per hour

All drivers start on van routes
Advancement to large bus is based on seniority and availability
Routes requiring CPR certification pay is an additional $2.00 per hour
- Van with CPR required route: $30.20/hr
- Large bus with CPR required route: $35.39/hr

Guaranteed & Average Hours

Guaranteed minimum: 23.75 hours per week
Average: 24–30 hours per week
Some routes may exceed the average depending on assignment
Consistent work all 12 months of the year
Monday through Friday Schedule

Paid Time Off & Leave Benefits

We reward longevity with industry‑leading PTO growth:

Year 1: 7 days PTO
Year 2: 13 days PTO
Year 3: 19 days PTO
Year 4+: 25 days PTO

Can accrue 56 hours of paid sick time annually

Bonuses & Benefits

Annual Bonuses
Benefits Package

Medical Coverage
Life Insurance
401(k) Match Retirement Plan

Position Responsibilities

Safely operate company vehicles on assigned adult program routes
Transport adult passengers while ensuring comfort, dignity, and safety
Communicate professionally with dispatch, supervisors, and program staff
Monitor passenger well‑being during transport
Follow all safety regulations, company policies, and route instructions
Maintain a calm, professional, and respectful environment

Job Requirements

Must be at least 23 years of age
Valid NYS CDL required
CDL training and support available, we encourage all interested candidates to apply
Good driving record and reliable attendance
Ability to pass DOT drug test and physical

Career Growth

Currently work for us? Expand your career path. Many Adult Program Drivers advance into:

Large bus operation
Para‑Transit role
Training, dispatch, or supervisory positions

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Adult Day Program Bus Driver

Adult Day Program Bus Driver

Why This Job Stands Out

Pay Rates

Guaranteed & Average Hours

Paid Time Off & Leave Benefits

Bonuses & Benefits

Position Responsibilities

Job Requirements

Career Growth

Apply for this position