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The Server / Dietary Aide is responsible for creating high quality meals and dining experience for customers by assisting with meal preparation, dining room preparation, and meal service consistent with regulations and established policies, procedures and best practices.
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Ensure proper food temperature by properly assembling and delivering patient trays; detect and report improperly prepared food to supervisor immediately. Ability to maintain accurate and updated patient dietary information.
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The Dietary Aide Assists with food preparation in accordance with our established procedural guidelines, and as directed by the Food Service/Dietary Manager/Supervisor. Job Description Cook - Dietary Aide - 2115428 Description.
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Keywords: dietary, diet, cook, chef, kitchen, food, prep, preparation, serve, service, assisted, living, nursing, home, senior, care, community, health. Report any issues or problems that may arise to Dietary Manager.
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About Henderson Hospital Henderson Hospital is a member of The Valley Health System, a network of acute care and specialty hospitals that provide care for patients throughout Southern Nevada and nearby communities.
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Job Description Cook - Dietary Aide HCC - 2111187 Description. Reports findings to Dietary Manager. Cleans kitchen equipment such as, carts, tables, counters, ice machine, buckets, blender, mixer, meat slicer, freezer, refrigerator, stove, steamer, garbage disposal, dish machine coffee/ tea maker, steam table etc.
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LOGIN Cook / Dietary Aide The Laurels of Steubenville DESCRIPTION If you are interested in joining a team that recognizes your dedication and passion for excellence in food and hospitality, consider joining our team of food professionals.
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Reporting directly to the Nutrition Services Supervisor, responsible for all aspects of patient and retail meal service. Proudly serving Taylor and surrounding communities since 1977, it offers specialty services that include 24-hour emergency care, wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a surgical pavilion, a pain management clinic, orthopedic surgery, an inpatient rehabilitation facility and full-service radiology, including advanced CT with cardiac scoring, fixed MRI including pacemaker, cinema vision and ultrasound (MSK and elastography.
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Assists the Dining Room Supervisor in the scheduling of associates for the Assisted Living and Memory Support dining venues. Certified Dietary Manager preferred. The Dietary Manager works closely with the Certified Dietician in delivering exceptional meals for all meal periods while exceeding resident expectations.
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The Dietary Aide must have Cook experience and possess patience and understanding to interact with residents with dementia. Our dietary aides cooks and prepare three meals and three snacks a day.
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The Dietary Aide performs a variety of food service functions in maintaining clean and sanitary conditions of food service areas, facilities, and equipment. Reports any discrepancies in his/her area to department supervisor.
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As a dietary aide, you will assist in food preparation and presentation to our residents a great part of their day! Assists with food preparation as assigned by supervisor. At Ciena Healthcare, we take care of you too, with an attractive benefit package including Competitive pay, Life Insurance, 401K with matching funds, Health insurance, AFLAC.
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Communicates with Dietary Manager throughout shift as needed to best meet needs of residents. Corrects problem and/or reports problems promptly to Dietary Manager. Reports injury to self or other to supervisor immediately.
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Perform other related duties as necessary and as directed by supervisor. Interacts with state surveyors as instructed by supervisor. Operates the dish machine, garbage disposal, mixer, blender, meat slicer, steamer, coffee and tea maker.
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The Certified Dietary Manager (CDM) at Autumnwood of McBain acts as the connecting agent between the clinical/dietetics team and the kitchen staff. Certified Dietary Manager Certification or current enrollment in a certification course approved by the Dietary Managers Association.
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