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Certified Dietary Manager preferred. Conducts in-service programs for dietary and facility staff upon request. Maintains a working knowledge of federal regulations of the State Department of Health code and rules and regulations regarding meal service in the post-acute care setting.
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Before service reading through every reservation to pass on any dietary restrictions or celebration occasions for any of our guests. Dim lights to circled stickers (mid shift/ 5pm) Be physically active for long periods of time without getting tired or out of breath.
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At Elderwood at Liverpool we are seeking kind, collaborative and dedicated Dining Services Associate to join our dietary network. Nationally recognized for quality skilled nursing care, Elderwood at Liverpool is located in a quiet community just north of Syracuse, NY, near the shores of Onondaga Lake. A bright and cheerful environment welcomes individuals who require round-the-clock nursing care or short-term subacute physical, occupational or speech therapy.
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Help serve meals and snacks in each classroom as scheduled, making sure that all menu items are served each day, following any special dietary needs as indicated by site nurses. Monitor supplies of paper goods and cleaning supplies, and notify the site supervisor in advance when orders need to be placed.
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