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Lorien Health Services
Dietary Aide
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A Dietary Aide works in kitchens such as hospital kitchens where cooking is done to meet specific dietary requirements. Assists with food preparation and other tasks.
$39,844 / year median in Maryland
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Dietary Aide
Lorien Taneytown is hiring Dietary Aides to join our dedicated team! As a valued member of our food service department, you'll play a key role in supporting the overall health and well-being of our residents by ensuring delicious and nutritious meals are prepared and served with care.?? Compensation
- $15.00-$15.50 per hour (based on experience)
- Same Day Pay for all employees?? Part-Time Benefits Package
PTO:
40 hours (accrual based)- 7 Major Holidays (Double time when worked)
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)?? Employee Perks & Rewards
- Employee discounts
- Earn points, earn rewards program
- Attendance incentives
- Referral bonus program
- Professional development and career advancement opportunitiesResponsibilities??? What You'll Do
- ????? Assist in preparing, serving, and cleaning up meals according to established standards and guidelines
- ?? Deliver excellent customer service to residents, visitors, and team members
- ?? Ensure the kitchen and dining areas remain clean, safe, and well-organized at all times
- ?? Collaborate with dietary staff to provide nutritious, appealing meals that meet residents' dietary needs
- ? Ad to all food safety, sanitation, and infection control regulations Qualifications
- Part Time Hours
Schedule:
5:45a-2:15p- Every-other weekend availability (Saturday and Sunday)
Age Requirement:
Must be 17 years or older- Ability to safely lift, push, and pull up to 25-50 pounds as part of daily job responsibilities, with or without reasonable accomodation.