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We are looking for and experienced, motivated, and capable KITCHEN MANAGERS / HEAD CHEFS (Lead staff). All lead staff will live on site at the job location - Room, Board, & Travel Expense Assistance are provided.
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Our Culinary Professionals must perform skilled scratch made food production while supervising and coaching support staff in the kitchen and dining hall. We are looking for and experienced, motivated, and capable Assistant Kitchen Managers / Sous Chefs (Culinary staff.
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Kitchen Helper / Dietary Aide - Assists the Cook in the preparation and service of meals, places prepared food on plates/trays following tray tickets in line with our established policies and procedures, and, as may be directed by the Food Services Director/Manager or Cook, to ensure that quality food service is provided at all times.
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Develop education programs in response to staff needs and teach staff current accepted patient care and nursing center practices. Perform annual competency testing and evaluation and clinically appraise nursing staff performance to identify areas for education.
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