Catering Manager

NHS Scotland; Dunfermline; Presencial; GBP 35.000 - 45.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

NHS National Services Scotland is seeking a Catering Manager to lead, develop, implement and maintain an efficient, high-quality, cost-effective catering service within West Fife patient services and Cameron Hospital, with support for patient and retail services.

You will lead and drive the Catering Service in these areas, with staff development and a patient-focused approach as essential components of the role.

Formación

• Staff development is essential.
• Catering service leadership experience preferred.
• Patient-focused approach to service delivery.

Responsabilidades

• Lead and drive the Catering Service within West Fife patient services and Cameron Hospital areas.
• Develop and implement effective management of a high-quality, cost-effective catering service.
• Support patient and retail service delivery and promote continuous service improvement.

Conocimientos

Staff development

Leadership

Service delivery

Educación

Intermediate Food Hygiene

Degree in Hospitality

Descripción del empleo

The Catering Manager will lead,develop implement and maintain effective management of an efficient, high quality -cost-effective service within West Fife patient services and retail services as well as supporting the patient and retail service within Cameron Hospital meeting the needs of the service users.

You will lead and drive the Catering Service within these areas.

Staff development is also a essential part of the role.

A patient focused approach to service delivery is essential whilst the delivery of high quality services throughout the catering service.

The post Holder should hold Intermediate Food Hygiene/Degree in Hospitality preferred/Managerial experience for a period of 3 years.

For informal enquiries please contact Yvonne Batehup, Catering Lead on 01334696349

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