Linen Attendant - Westchester Medical Center

Posted 16 days ago

unitexValhalla (NY)

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Junior

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$17.00/hr

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About the role

Linen Attendant - Westchester Medical Center Unitex is experiencing unprecedented growth! Due to this growth, we are in search of a Linen Attendant for our facility at Westchester Medical Center.
Compensation: $17.00/hr. The salary range for this position is $17.00/hour to $17.00/hour. Actual compensation decisions are based on factors such as experience, seniority, location, and other permissible job-related factors. We require availability for 3 shifts: 5am-1:30pm, 7am-3:30pm and 2:30pm-11pm. MUST be flexible and available to work either shift plus weekends and holidays.
Duties and responsibilities: (including but not limited to): Distribute linens to various departments within the hospital Load and unload scrub machines Stock and restock shelves
Required Skills: MUST have flexibility to work various hours (mornings, evenings, weekends) totaling 40 hours per week Must be able to lift loads of linens and push carts filled with linens (50+ lbs) Due to schedule, own transportation / car is needed as there is no direct mass transit to this location if living outside of Westchester County (on-site parking expenses ARE COVERED by the company) This is an entry level position. No experience is required. Unitex offers a competitive compensation package including health insurance, 401K with employer matching, paid vacation, sick days, etc. About Unitex: For more than 100 years, our family-run business has been leading the way in the medical uniform and linen rental industry. Today, with 1900 employees and growing, we are the largest family-owned healthcare service provider in the country. Every single day, Unitex is behind the scenes cleaning, preparing and delivering the linen that helps healthcare professionals provide the best care to their patients from fresh sheets to warm blankets, comfortable gowns and clean towels.

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