Dining Services Aide
Job Location:
Blaine, WA - USA
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Job Summary
We are seeking a Dining Aide for our senior living community in Blaine!
Schedule includes Thursday-Sunday evening shifts
What Catholic Eldercare offers you:
- Competitive wages credit for experience
- Generous benefits including paid holidays and PTO
- Scholarships for career advancement and to gain new skills
- Consistency - we have long term employees
- Community - we live and work our values and offer a friendly collaborative work environment
About our community
Catholic Eldercare is a community of residential facilities in Northeast Minneapolis and Blaine offering services in assisted living independent living skilled nursing memory care transitional care and adult day services.
- Perform job duties per the scheduled job assignment to include; meal preparation serving dish washing putting stock away and clean up following all kitchen guidelines.
- Maintains orderliness and cleanliness of Dining Services Department i.e. kitchen dining room and storage areas.
- Understand the residents diets (for NH and ADP) and correct procedure of serving all meals. Assist residents/tenants as needed during the dining hour.
- Observe and report residents intake at mealtime as required while demonstrating sensitivity to residents needs and maintaining a kind and respectful manner.
For a copy of the full job description contact the HR department at
- Ability to read write and comprehend simple instructions correspondence and documentation. Must be able to demonstrate proficiency accuracy and competency in assistance with medication administration on a consistent basis.
- Ability to work independently and dependably to efficiently deliver care to meet residents needs.
- Ability to work with residents from diverse backgrounds.
EEO/AA/VET FRIENDLY
About Company
Catholic Eldercare, a senior community of 5 residential nursing facilities in NE Minneapolis, offers assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care & more.
