Casual Part-Time NICU Milk Tech — Infant Nutrition

Children's Wisconsin; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Children's Wisconsin in Milwaukee is hiring a NICU Milk Tech (casual, 0.0 FTE) to prepare, label, store, and deliver infant feedings, including mother's own milk and PDHM as well as ready-to-feed formula, in the NICU.

Responsibilities include following sanitary HACCP plans, using a bar-coded safety system, and assisting with training. A high school diploma or GED is required, with certification in formula/human milk tech preferred within 12 months.

Qualifications

• High School graduate or GED/HSED required or relevant experience.
• Demonstrates basic computer skills.
• Analytical skill to resolve problems that require use of basic scientific, mathematical or technical principles.
• Ability to respond to simple written or verbal instruction.
• Formula/Human Milk Technician Certification from accredited program within twelve months of hire preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, label, store and deliver all infant feedings in the NICU with exception of those from central nutrition.
• Handle human milk feedings (mother's own milk and PDHM) and ready to feed formula.
• Preparation techniques must adhere to all sanitary regulations and standards established by regulating agencies and the health care facility, including HACCP for human milk handling.
• Use a bar-coded safety system throughout the handling of mother's own milk and PDHM.
• Assist with the training of ancillary personnel as necessary.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Analytical skills

Ability to follow simple instructions

Education

High School Diploma or GED/HSED

Job description

Children's Wisconsin in Milwaukee is hiring a NICU Milk Tech (casual, 0.0 FTE) to prepare, label, store, and deliver infant feedings, including mother's own milk and PDHM as well as ready-to-feed formula, in the NICU.

Responsibilities include following sanitary HACCP plans, using a bar-coded safety system, and assisting with training. A high school diploma or GED is required, with certification in formula/human milk tech preferred within 12 months.