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Wellspan Health

Infant Feeding Technician

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A Nutrition or Dietetic Technician assists nutritionists in running food service and nutrition education programs. May help plan meals or educate and counsel clients.

$39,861 / year median in Pennsylvania

+4% projected growth

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View More Jobs Infant Feeding Technician•Neonatal ICU•Day York, PA, United States
JOB INFO
Job Identification 226661 Job Category Nursing Job Schedule Part time Job Shift Shift1•Day Locations 1001 S George St, York, PA, 17403, US Assignment Category Not Applicable FTE 0.45 JOB
DESCRIPTION
Shift:
10am-4.30pm 3 days per week to include every other weekend and every other holiday
Hours:
18 hours per week
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POSITION DOES NOT HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH THE NICU PATIENTS.
General Summary Prepares, batches, and delivers all infant feedings for NICU patients. Understands proper storage of breastmilk and adheres to sanitary requirements and standards established by regulating agencies and Hospital policies/ protocols. Practices aseptic technique. Follows recipes for milk mixtures precisely. Basic math competency is required.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Duties and Responsibilities Essential Functions:
Receives orders for all infant feedings requiring preparation, mixing and measurement. Verifies questionable orders with provider and/or lactation consultant. Prepares and portions all feedings as ordered. Uses correct technique to measure powders and liquids. Uses clinical electronic patient information to review and update infant feeding mixtures and portions. Keeps clear filing system on recipes. Prepares infant formula and breastmilk recipes accurately, following instructions and guidelines. Calculates appropriate amount of feeding required for 24 hours of infant feeding. Measures correct feeding volumes in bottles/syringes for each patient. Properly labels each portion. Stores mixed and measured infant feedings properly until delivery to the patient area. Collects fresh expressed breast milk from NICU refrigerator and uses this milk for current feedings. Works with NICU lactation consultant team to rotate milk supplies per protocol for each patient. Delivers feedings to unit and removes unused patient feedings in patient care area after expiration per Hospital and unit protocol. Carefully monitors expiration dates for any feeding supplement product and rotates stock appropriately. Catalogues temperatures of all breastmilk in NICU refrigerators/freezers. Maintains daily refrigeration and freezing equipment temperature logs. Maintains sanitation in feeding preparation room as well as breastmilk refrigerator and freezer. Maintains adequate supplies of prepared milk/formula for all NICU patients. Operates all equipment used for preparation of feedings, including labeling system.
Common Expectations:
Maintains established policies and procedures, objectives, quality assessment, safety, environmental and infection control standards. Provides outstanding service to all customers; fosters teamwork; and practices fiscal responsibility through improvement and innovation.
QUALIFICATIONS
Qualifications Minimum Education:
High School Diploma or GED Required Work Experience:
Less than 1 year Relevant experience.
Required Courses and Training:
Feeding Prep Technician certification.
Upon Hire Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Must be strong communicator, able to follow instructions and comfortable asking questions. Understands significance of proper nutrition for NICU patients. Must be detail oriented and able to focus on work. Task isolation required: one patient's feeding must be completed, counters and equipment cleaned before another patient's feeding preparation begun. Should enjoy working alone in quiet environment.
Benefits Offered:
Comprehensive health benefits Retirement savings plan Paid time off (PTO) Education assistance Financial education and support, including DailyPay Expanded Paid Parental Leave For additional details: Benefits & Incentives | WellSpan Careers (joinwellspan.org)