Provides direct patient meal service by obtaining meal selections in person or through the hospitality center ordering system, delivering meals, and retrieving meal trays. The role requires knowledge of special diets and allergies, excellent customer service, and attention to patient safety. The assistant also maintains cleanliness in nutrition centers located in patient care areas and works with patients, nursing staff, dietitians, and food-service personnel to meet patient needs. A valid Monongalia County Health Department Food Service Worker Permit (FSWP) is required throughout employment. An employee may start with a temporary permit obtained no later than the first Wednesday of employment, then must obtain a permanent permit within one month of the start date at the next available class. Until a temporary permit is obtained, the employee may not handle exposed food or food-contact surfaces, equipment, or utensils, but may train on tray delivery and complete general department orientation. The shift can vary, but is predominantly 5:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The role includes rotating weekends and holidays and is scheduled for 8 hours weekly. Work takes place in a hospital food-service environment and involves patient interaction, including entering isolation rooms with proper protective equipment. The kitchen can be noisy.
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Part-time
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