Manager, Multi-Service

SodexoChattanooga, TN
$64,600 - $83,600Onsite

About The Position

Sodexo is seeking a Multi Service Manager supporting Environmental Services and Food Services at Erlanger Medical Center located in Chattanooga, TN. The Erlanger Health System is a multi-hospital system with several campuses based in Chattanooga. Sodexo offers a range of services to healthcare facilities, including food, nutrition, environmental, facilities management, healthcare technology management, retail, and patient experience services. Employees at our healthcare sites play a crucial role in enhancing patient experience and well-being.

Requirements

  • Experience leading, training and managing a team
  • Customer service and/or guest satisfaction in a healthcare or hospitality
  • Strong leadership skills and ability to work independently to drive program
  • Monitor compliance and reach project target dates of completion
  • Experience effectively managing projects within agreed upon timelines
  • Results and safety driven
  • Proficient with computers and other technology
  • Minimum Management Experience - 2 years
  • Minimum Functional Experience - 2 years work experience in facilities (e.g., maintenance, plant operations, engineering services, grounds, custodial/environmental, or transportation) or food (e.g., food services or operations, concessions, retail sales, store operations, or vending)

Responsibilities

  • Be responsible for driving client and patient satisfaction scores
  • Provide a clean and safe environment for patients, visitors and staff and works closely with the Infectious Control department
  • Lead teams and departmental projects and initiatives
  • Effectively manage the Unit Operating System
  • Support a diverse and inclusive workforce

Benefits

  • Medical, Dental, Vision Care and Wellness Programs
  • 401(k) Plan with Matching Contributions
  • Paid Time Off and Company Holidays
  • Career Growth Opportunities and Tuition Reimbursement
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