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Ross Center for Health and Rehabilitation
PER DIEM 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.
$41,423 / year median in New York
+11% projected growth
Job Description
DIETARY AIDE
- PER
DIEM POSITIONS AVAILABLE
- (Days & Hours Vary)
PREVIOUS DIETARY/NURSING HOME/ASSISTED LIVING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
Conveniently located in Brentwood, NY, Ross Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation is celebrated in Suffolk County for its commitment to the highest level of quality care, focus on patient and family education, and passion for patient satisfaction. As a family-owned business and renowned as an exceptional community healthcare resource for many years, Ross Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation delivers a comprehensive array of specialized services and clinical programs including intensive Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies, Pulmonary Rehab, Cardiac Care, and Stroke Recovery in a warm, healing environment. Our goal at Ross Center is to meet the ever-changing healthcare needs of the communities we serve- and surpass their expectations!
PER DIEM
position:DIETARY AIDE
As a Dietary Aide, you will work under the supervision of the Director of Food Services. Previous experience in a Nursing Home/Assisted Living/Hospital food service setting is required.Responsibilities:
- Aids in all dietary functions as instructed
- Prepares portions and serves appropriate and adequate amounts of food items
- Prepares and delivers nourishment to the units
- Sets up trays using meal tickets
- Assists with meal set-up at mealtime according to the diet card to meet each resident's individual dietary needs.