Cook/Dietary Aide (Part-Time) - Havens at Princeton

Navion Senior Solutions•Princeton, WV

About The Position

The Cook/Dietary Aide prepares and serves fresh, appealing meals with care, helping create a welcoming dining experience for residents and provide high-quality service. The role works as part of a team in a resident-care environment and requires attention to food preparation, safety, sanitation, and service. Team members can access earned wages through the Tapcheck mobile app. This is a part-time opportunity.

Requirements

Maintain a current ServSafe food-services sanitation certificate or be able to participate in training to become ServSafe certified.
High school diploma or GED accepted.
One year of job-related experience, including food preparation, full-line menu items, and therapeutic diets.
Must be at least 16 years old.
Ability to work in an environment conducive to caring for residents without posing a substantial safety or health threat to self or others.
Ability to work well with others and promote a team environment.
Ability to learn basic tasks and follow written and verbal instructions.
Ability to prepare palatable foods that are appetizing in appearance.
Knowledge of safety and sanitary requirements.
Pleasant, friendly, and helpful manner, ensuring proper and timely service.
Well-groomed appearance and ability to follow dress requirements.

Nice To Haves

Culinary apprenticeship or training preferred.
Three years of experience in a healthcare, hospitality, or service environment preferred.
Culinary arts experience preferred.
CPR and First-Aid certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare and serve meals that are fresh, appealing, and made with care.
Prepare palatable foods that are appetizing in appearance.
Follow safety and sanitary requirements.
Learn basic tasks and follow written and verbal instructions.
Provide pleasant, friendly, helpful, proper, and timely service.
Maintain a well-groomed appearance and follow dress requirements.
Work well with others and promote a team environment.
Work in a manner that supports resident care without posing a substantial safety or health threat to self or others.