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Mile Bluff Medical Center

Linen Aide - Crest View Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

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Job title:
Linen Aide Location:
Crest View Nursing & Rehabilitation Center -
New Lisbon, WI Schedule:
Part-time 1, 52.5 hours per pay period; scheduled 4 shifts from 4:30am-1pm, and 5 shifts 7am-11am Weekend rotation: Every other weekend rotation; typically 5:30am - 2:00pm Holiday rotation : Every other holiday rotation
Position Summary:
The Linen Aide position cleans and sanitizes all linen that the residents come in contact with to ensure infection control.
Position Responsibilities:
Sort and pick up all dirty linen from all wings. Wash and dry all linens according to set temps. Fold and deliver all linens to individual wings. Keep linen closets stocked and organized. Let supervisor know when new items need reordered. Deliver personal clothing to residents. Make sure residents' closets are organized so staff can find clothing easy. Clean work area daily. Fill soaps, clean dryers of lint, and disinfect work area. Perform other duties as requested.
Position Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Six months of related work experience preferred. Exceptional accuracy and attention to detail required. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Ability to read and follow instructions. Self-starter with excellent interpersonal communication skills. Ability to have continuous oral and written communication with patients, co-workers, and supervisors is essential.