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Timber Ridge at Talus, a senior living community in Issaquah, WA, seeks an on-call part-time Dietary Aide to prepare and serve therapeutic diet trays in the health center. The role requires a Washington Food Handler’s Permit and involves assisting residents with meals and diet orders.
The position offers part-time hours (3–4 days/week, 4.5 hours/day), on-call duties, and pay at $22/hour DOE, with benefits including DailyPay, transportation assistance, and meals.
Position Title: Dietary Aide
Department: Culinary Services/Food and Beverage
Schedule: On-call P/T
Pay: $22, DOE
This is a part-time position working three to four day per week, 4 1/2 hours each day.
Nestled at the base of Cougar Mountain is a senior living community in Issaquah, Washington unlike any other on the Eastside: Timber Ridge at Talus. When our community of well-traveled, outdoor-loving seniors aren’t visiting other parts of the world, you’ll find them socializing over dinner, hiking a nearby trail or just enjoying the spectacular views. As the area’s first Silver LEED-certified Life Plan Community, our campus and natural setting reflect our residents’ love of the Pacific Northwest. You won't find our unique combination of an all-inclusive lifestyle, superior hospitality, and beautiful location anywhere else. We are currently seeking an on call part-time Dietary Aide to work in our health center. If you’re looking for a different perspective on senior living come join us today!
The Dietary Aide is responsible for preparing and serving therapeutic diet trays to health center residents in accordance with posted therapeutic diet menus.
Works indoors; must be able to stand/walk for 100% of the workday; must be able to lift and carry up to 30 lbs. independently; must be able to push and pull tray/bus/transport carts weighing up to 50 lbs. independently; must be able to bend, stoop, reach, and balance frequently throughout the workday. May be exposed to extreme temperatures from the ovens and freezers. Must be able to see, hear, and speak. May be exposed to industrial cleaning chemicals, communicable diseases including the HIV and Hepatitis B virus, and offensive odors.