courier

customer service representative

driver (independent contractor)

driver

general manager

STAT Overnight Delivery

I had it all, I owned a bunch of companies, married for ten years and had a beautiful baby boy so I felt that I was living the dream. One day everything changed, my husband was gone and I was alone with my son with no job living in Austin trying to find a place to live. I started working at a golf course just to make enough for me and my son for the meantime. I met a very kind older gentleman there who told me about this company he worked for that delivered pharmaceuticals. It was flexible enough so I could pick up my son from school, easy as long as you follow common sense protocol and good pay, plus, I wanted to learn the Austin area. I absolutely loved the people I worked for, they were exceptionally caring and I felt like I was part of the STAT family immediately. I’ve never felt so accepted, fulfilled and truly part of something that had a purpose.  The owner is one-of-a-kind with the biggest heart and all of corporate became my friends and mentors. I got to provide the very best service to doctors, nurses and pharmacists who all worked together with our STAT team to make their patients comfortable and happy quickly. We made a difference in so many peoples lives by picking up what was needed from pharmacies such as pain medicine after a surgery to infusion fluids and delivering it to where it was needed either the same day or the very next day. I have met some of my best friends here and even some of my family came to work with me. A little over a year later after I was delivering I moved up to sales for the company and that was so successful that I now work closely with my pharmacies who I have strong trusting relationships with. We grew rapidly just from the Texas area to many other states and we aren’t stopping! As this company grows so does my passion for everyone involved and I’m still so grateful to be here. Thank y’all so very much for this opportunity!! I don’t know where I’d be without everyones support here.  <3 

Stat has a great culture among drivers even though you don’t spend very much time with them on a day to day basis. Management is awesome and is always approachable and open to suggestions, grievances and requests. Problems almost always get the appropriate recognition and compromises are fair for the employee, the company, management and clientele. Due to growth, changes are frequent but accommodating. Pay scale is incentivized and encourages you to manage your time with precision, but it’s easy to settle into a rhythm even when changes are made. Expect to work as if you are running your own business- for example: if you don’t, won’t or can’t put in the time and effort, not only will you suffer, but your customer suffers and the affiliated companies suffer; financially and through rapport & reputation. Finally, because you are working with sensitive information and products, ALWAYS communicate through the appropriate channels to ensure accuracy and efficiency, and never assume. 

Overall, it’s a solid gig and the money is great as long as you have a vehicle that gets good mileage.

I came on board from a contractor to a General Manager, for this company. I have never worked for a caring family like atmosphere before.We strive to meet the needs of a growing demand for delivering medication to people who alot of times are without transportation, and also who depend on time sensitive deliveries of their medications. We are a growing company with very reliable service. If you are a contractor seeking a position, I will tell you it will be the less stressful job you could ever imagine. The most rewarding part of this job, to me is to see a door open and a genuine smile from a patient who's life just became a little more manageable,knowing that inside the package we deliver is what makes their life a little better. I've learned through this company that compassion goes a long way in an ever changing world. Sometimes we are the only face that some people see alot of times and to know that with a kind word or gesture we offer a little encouragement to that person. The workplace culture in the office I run is a friendly atmosphere, and I take care in showing my staff that they are a part of something bigger than a paycheck! To me there isn't a hard part about this job, because of the team that stands behind us!

I worked as a independent contractor. My routes weren’t cost effective. I was responsible for gas, wear and tear of my vehicle, maintenance etc. Routes would start in Galveston, through Baytown, Acres Homes, Spring, and Conroe all in one day. You would be lucky to finish by 10 p.m. You will have to stop and get gas every day or start with a full tank because if businesses were closed due to lack of indication on rte or customers no longer wanted the RX or due to poor organization of routes you would have to bring the prescriptions back to the warehouse. The pay seems okay in the beginning but once you deduct gas, you’ll take home about $400 a week, which is a little over minimum wage. They reel you in with “being your own boss” as an independent contractor but it’s really just saving the employer money for not paying benefits and they don’t follow the government and state regulations for independent contractors as they do employees. Just buy your truck and get on a load board and negotiate your fees. Stat Overnight is taking advantage of people that really want to start their own business. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexibility and great work environment. Management are just as hard working as their subordinates. Which is always appreciated.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Having to use you own vehicle to get the deliveries done. It puts a lot of strain on your car if you don’t have a second vehicle for personal matters to use.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment was friendly and enjoyable. Most were outgoing and talkative but it was also “introvert friendly” place to work, too. The culture can be compared to a family or close nit friend group. Ready to help others when ever they can. When it was time for business, it was serious business. Customer satisfaction was high importance.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You go in to the office, grab your assigned route for the day. If it hasn’t been done for you already, collect your packages. Load up your vehicle and head out to complete your deliveries. Any packages that were not successful delivered must be returned by end of shift for second attempt. Pretty easy and straight forward.

This company is fine when you start your freelance delivery business, but since you start working for the company, you have no benefits, no vacation pay (nothing), you are just there to drive and deliver. Also to receive your first payment you have to wait 3 weeks, if the packages drop in the first quarter your routes join it with other routes and they make you deliver 60 or 70 packages daily arriving at your house from 10pm to 11pm or later , since you arrived at the base at 6:30 am so imagine how many hours of driving and how many miles they want to pay you for. (180 dollars) If you don't do it then they leave you without a route and they look for another driver and they leave you without a job, it's a driver factory. Also when you get to the base you have to look for your packages and put the numbers one by one. Doing that process you lose more than an hour sometimes and they don't paid you by hour you get paid for packages delivered.  Remember some markets have the same logistics problem they don't have someone to mark down your route and organize it. Orlando is a mess..

Delivery of pharmaceuticals to all over the Wichita metro area, delivery of vape/alcohol products to customers.  This is an independent contractor in Wichita.  If you want to use up your vehicle due to wear and tear on it.  Go for it!!!  You pay for the gas!!!  Better take pictures of where you delivered a package and be sure you get a signature!!!  Otherwise, this company will come after for forgery!!!  Now, I worked when they first came into Wichita.  I was an employee, they have turned into a independent contractor type deal.  Management was great until they decided to basically leave the Wichita market.  This company should of never entered the Wichita market with only just two pharmacies under their belt!!!!  They are down to just delivering for a small pharmacy, plus the vape/alcohol type deliveries.  Which the vape/alcohol deliveries are almost impossible during the week!!!  But they do pay .25cents a mile!!! 

I had been working for stat overnight since august of 2021. I am a full time student and needed a job that could work around that as most of my required classes were during the day. 

at the beginning the company assigned me a specific route and worked with this schedule. Management changed once before and my hired on contract was honored. I enjoyed the job until another recent change in management took place.

New management came in and took my contracted route away with no prior notice.

When I discussed with them how I could continue with the company, I was told to "man up and get less sleep while I am in school to maximize the hours I can deliver."
extremely unprofessional and dangerous advice for a driving job that delivers in mostly neighborhoods. 

with all of the lying and disrespect I received from new management I am not surprised they are having trouble filling driver roles.
I would steer clear of this company as they don't care about their Colorado contractors and have no problem lying instead of being honest and upfront about their intentions.




3 different times they literally lowered my pay and then gave me more work each time.

They will tell you the average day is between 6-8 hours, but they work load is so heavy that you will easily be working between 10-12 hours every single busy day. Sure there are a few short days no and again, but don't fall for the 8 hours per day bs they throw around there.

They do NOT care about their contracted employees. They will change your route constantly, change your pay rate constantly and always expect more from you.

When you complain and ask them to keep you with the 8 hours per day range, nothing changes what so ever.

The immediate manager is cool and will work with you if you need time off, but you will NOT be valuable to this company. They would sooner replace you than give you fair pay.

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at STAT Overnight Delivery is 
Awful, you work early AM  into late evening
You will not see your family

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at STAT Overnight Delivery are 
You use your car, your fuel, COMPANY HOLDS FIRST TWO WEEKS PAY, deducts almost $50 per week out of your check for payroll, you will not make money as all good routes are taken!

Job security and advancement
In terms of job security at STAT Overnight Delivery, I think 
There is none

Management
In general, managers at STAT Overnight Delivery 
Disorganized, plays favorites

Culture
Collaboration with my colleagues at STAT Overnight Delivery is 
Very minimal

Overall
My experience working at STAT Overnight Delivery 
I loved the JOB, the company however was very disorganized and chaotic. Turnover was horrible.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Courier 3 salaries reported	$633 per week
Customer service representative 9 salaries reported	$16.67 per hour
Driver (independent contractor) 1 salary reported	$975 per week
Driver 3 salaries reported	$47,000 per year
General manager 3 salaries reported	$62,400 per year

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