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Nova Scotia Health Authority is hiring a Cook's Helper in Nutrition and Food Services for the Eastern Zone at St. Martha's Regional Hospital.
This casual relief role involves preparing fresh-to-order room service items for patients and supporting a fast-paced line cooking team. The position requires a Grade 12, a Food Safety course (or willingness to obtain within six months), and one year of related experience.
Req ID: 225087
Location: EasternZone,St. Martha's Regional Hospital
Department: NFS Patient Food Service SMRH
Type of Employment: CasualCasual Relief(3%) x 1
Union: UNIFOR SupportPosition
Posting Closing Date: 21-Oct-26
The Cook's Helper is responsible for preparing fresh to order room service menu items for patients, clients and customers within a fast paced line cooking team environment. The Cook’s Helper is responsible for the ingredient control of recipes which includes the measuring and portioning of recipe ingredients and the production of food items for the patient menu. The Cook’s Helper is also responsible for following: cost control procedures, safe food handling procedures, therapeutic, allergy and menu standards, and providing overall customer service according to departmental standards.
$23.25 - $25.84
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