NUTRITIONAL SERVICES SPECIALIST
mckenzie health systemSandusky (MI)
NUTRITIONAL SERVICES SPECIALIST
Posted 11 days ago
mckenzie health systemSandusky (MI)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Nutritional Services Specialist Coordinates, prepares and cooks for patients, staff and visitors under the supervision of the Director of Nutrition/Food Services. Is responsible for high standards of quality and quantity food preparation and sanitation. Provides for safe and sanitary food of high nutritional quality coupled with outstanding customer service to promote physical and emotional vitality for all of our customers: patients, visitors and staff. Assists with preparation of salads, desserts, cleaning, dish room activities, etc. High School graduate or equivalent. Previous food service experience in a health care setting preferred. Certification in "ServSafe" preferred. Ability to communicate fully in the English language. Training in food management, diet therapy preferred. Ability to establish effective working relationships and effective communication with peers, patients, families, physicians and other support personnel. Supports and contributes to the total hospital system by maintaining hospital-wide perspective and serving on department/hospital committees as requested. Ability to follow a series of instructions accurately. Ability to operate or learn to operate various kitchen equipment and cash register. Simple math concepts to include counting and measuring/weighing portions. Maintains a positive perspective/attitude. Subject to variances in temperature (refrigeration units, heat from stoves and ovens). Exposure to dishwasher chemicals and nutrition/food service appliance cleaners. Some exposure to clinically infectious disease during indirect contacts in patient units.
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