Food Service Worker (Multiple Opportunities)
Lexington, KY - USA
Job Summary
Summary
Job Description:
Food Services - Food Service Worker I
**ARE YOU INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH BAPTIST HEALTH FOOD SERVICE UNIT WE HAVE MULTIPLE POSITIONS IN FULL TIME PART TIME AND PRN AVAILABLE. PLEASE APPLY HERE SO WE CAN DISCUSS SHIFT AND BENEFITS. **
Objectives are to skillfully perform multiple tasks necessary to operate the Food and Nutrition Services/Dining Services Department to prepare and serve attractive nutritious satisfying meals and to provide quality nutrition care in a safe sanitary and cost-effective manner to patients clients and customers.
Job Description:
Food Service Workers plays a crucial role in ensuring that patients receive appropriate and nutritious addition a food service worker in a hospital setting contributes to the overall well-being of patients by preparing and delivering nutritious meals adhering to dietary restrictions and maintaining high standards of hygiene and safety. This position performs a variety of cleaning tasks:
- Maintaining clean and sanitary conditions in all Food service area.
- Serve and/or operate cash register in cafeteria.
- May include dishwashing pot washing general sanitation cleaning and use of kitchen equipment.
- May assist in the service and storage of food.
- This position performs general duties in the cafeteria area as required to insure high quality customer service. They have direct contact with both employees and visitors.
- Assists in providing quality food and an enjoyable dining experience for patients guests and staff.
Essential Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred; or 1 - 6 months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Food Handlers Permit required by Madison County.
Benefits: Full-Time Part-Time and PRN Benefits available
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
Baptist Health, Kentucky and Southern Indiana's preferred healthcare provider, is improving access to healthcare and enhancing the health of the region.