Pros
It's a noble job if you want to help people,but's that about all this job has going for it.
Cons
Mostly delivering pressurized and liquid Oxygen to patients homes and care facilities, (which the Department of Transportation classifies as a hazardous material) for $13 - $15 an hour depending on "experience" by the HR department. You'll be in the $13 end. The selling point to get you to take the job is the overtime you can earn by being "on call", so say goodbye to any outside life. Not all homes are like this, but be prepared to be exposed to health hazardous situations because some people are living like hoarders, so your having to carefully walk over stuff without tripping or twisting an ankle. Or will have animal feces and urine smells throughout the house you get to breath in from all the pets they don't clean up after. Oh and don't wear a mask to protect yourself (although in training they tell you to do so) because you need to be compassionate to the patient and their situation. There's no money to wash the delivery vehicles, so it comes out of your pocket if you need to clean it. Need air for the tires? Your dollar to stop at the local gas station to fill them up. Need to find an address? Your investing in the Garmin or using your personal cell phone to find that address. Oh and don't get caught using that cell phone either, terminable offense even if it's hands free.