Medical Courier Driver Full Time– Winnipeg, MB ($20/hr + Mileage)

Pay: CA$20/hour + CA$0.15/km

Drivers are paid CA$20/hour for active delivery time plus CA$0.15 per kilometre per route (pickup to final drop-off).

Drivers will pick up deliveries from our Vaughan fulfillment location and complete scheduled routes throughout the Greater Toronto Area. This is a high-volume healthcare delivery environment, and drivers should be comfortable driving across multiple GTA regions and returning to Vaughan at the end of their route when required.

About Script Runner

Script Runner is a healthcare logistics platform that helps pharmacies deliver prescription medications to patients safely, reliably, and compliantly. We work closely with large enterprise pharmacy partners that require professional and reliable drivers.

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Role Overview

Script Runner is expanding healthcare delivery services across the Greater Toronto Area and is looking for reliable drivers to join our team.

Drivers will pick up prescription deliveries from our Vaughan fulfillment location and complete scheduled routes throughout the GTA.

Unlike food delivery or rideshare work, our routes are planned in advance, deliveries are healthcare-focused, and drivers work directly with our operations team.

This role is ideal for drivers seeking full-time, consistent weekday employment with a growing healthcare logistics company.

Key Responsibilities

  • Pick up prescription deliveries from our Vaughan fulfillment location
  • Complete scheduled delivery routes throughout the GTA
  • Deliver medications safely and professionally to patients
  • Return undelivered packages to the Vaughan facility when required
  • Communicate delivery issues with our operations team
  • Represent Script Runner professionally in the community
  • Handle delivery equipment as needed

Schedule & Driving Expectations (Important)

This is a full-time, Monday to Friday position.

  • Start time: 12:30 PM
  • Typical shift length: 7–8 hours per day
  • Drivers should be comfortable with:
  • Long-distance driving throughout the GTA
  • Following pre-planned delivery routes
  • Finishing routes in the evening when required
  • Using their own vehicle and smartphone with our delivery application installed

All driving time is paid at the hourly rate, with per-kilometre reimbursement per delivery route.

Pay & Benefits

  • CA$20/hour base pay + CA$0.15/km per delivery route (pickup to final drop-off)
  • Bi-weekly direct deposit
  • Full-time, Monday to Friday schedule
  • Consistent pharmacy delivery work every weekday
  • Routes and stops are provided in advance for reliable scheduling

Requirements

  • Reliable vehicle, valid driver’s license, insurance, and registration
  • Smartphone with a data plan (required for the driver app)
  • Proof of eligibility to work in Canada
  • Strong sense of responsibility, punctuality, and customer service
  • Backgrounds in security, community work, law enforcement, or related fields are an asset

Why This Role Works

  • Full-time, stable weekday schedule
  • Predictable, scheduled delivery routes
  • No on-demand gig pressure
  • Known pharmacies and service areas
  • Direct support from Script Runner’s operations team

Not a Fit If

  • You do not want to drive regularly
  • You are unavailable Monday to Friday
  • You cannot commit to a daily 12:30 PM start and 7–8 hour shifts
  • You prefer desk-only work

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Application question(s):

  • Sometimes a driver may be needed to cover a route on short notice. Are you comfortable with this, and what is your general availability?
  • This job requires arriving on time for scheduled pharmacy pickup from the Vaughan location. How do you make sure you are reliable and punctual?

Work Location: On the road

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