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terryandrene

Veteran Expediter
Safety & Compliance
US Coast Guard
Medi-quik was a division of Roberts Express and then when FedEx acquired Roberts Express/Caliber, I believe Medi-quik was moved into FedEx Logistics. Medi-quik had very little to do with the surface or white glove divisions of Roberts Express expediting. They were pretty much a standalone division that served the medical community.

Those folks that we met in the past were very happy with the company's operations and pay.
 

ChuckWVP

Expert Expediter
It might now be the division of Fed-Ex that I work for...Supply Chain Services...handles mostly medical freight and also some automotive freight in the midwest.

CJ
 

davekc

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Fleet Owner
What is left of medi-quick is now supply chain. Back in the day, most of their stuff was strictly route runs with expedite trucks. As mentioned, only once in a blue moon did Roberts do their runs.





Davekc
owner
22 years
PantherII
EO moderator
 

gbuck302000

Seasoned Expediter
i was with medi-quick in 1997 they were bought out by fed ex and the current name of the company is fed ex global supply chain services,inc the main office is in hudson,oh the dispatch and recruiting offices are in plymouth,mi the phone# 800-421-9128 pat walace is the contact person for recruiting they have cross docks all over the us and do 1-2 day regional runs of pharmaceuticals. the main dock in the east coast is located in newark,de they are always looking for a nyc and new england route to get covered was with this outfit for 9 yrs and for the most part it was a good experience. at least i was home every wknd. any other questions just ask...
 

nightcreacher

Veteran Expediter
in 1985 i was doing pharmaceutical loads for roberts express,the customer I was hauling for,wanted a company they could control,so med-i-quick was formed.many of the roberts drivers transfered over,but only loads they could haul,was for med-i-quick,the roberts drivers still got the over flow,and had best of both worlds.when fed ex purchased caliber,med-i-quick,was renamed supply chain,there money per mile isnt great,but with extra charges goes up considerably, you might want to look into them,they do run mostly reefers
 
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