The Food & Nutrition Assoc., Lead performs food service staff functions as needed and helps oversee daily operations across department sections. In partnership with department leadership, the Lead supports patient dining services, retail and catering, cash handling, food production, inventory and receiving, storage and issuing, sanitation, and safety. The position assigns and monitors staff work, provides training, contributes input to staff evaluation, discipline, scheduling, and professional development, and performs supervisory duties when the department leader is absent. Some roles in this classification focus on on-the-job training for dining service associates, food and nutrition associates, or related positions while also performing the primary duties of a food service role. The Lead helps develop competencies and organized learning experiences, evaluates trainee performance, reports progress to a supervisor or manager, and signs off when compliance is attained. Training may take place in the assigned work area and may include computer classroom instruction. Diet-modification training may be provided with a registered dietitian. The Lead follows up on customer complaints, conducts opening and closing activities, supports staff meetings and daily huddles, and helps train and develop staff. The role also attends appropriate educational in-services and ensures staff adhere to Department of Health standards. Physical demands and environmental exposures may vary by assigned work area and tasks.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED