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Valley Hospital is a private psychiatric facility providing daily meals to patients and staff. The Dietary Aide role involves preparing and serving meals according to menus, production sheets, and dietary guidelines, with the Cook ensuring smooth daily kitchen operations.
Qualifications include two years of quantity cooking experience, sanitation training, and a food handler permit; experience with kitchen equipment is preferred. This position is based on site with day shift hours varying.
Valley Hospital is a private 122 bed psychiatric hospital specializing in mental health care and chemical dependency. Valley Hospital is built on three core principles, outstanding care, compassionate people and unparalleled service.
Our professional team is dedicated to providing the most effective treatment possible for restored health. We combine the best clinical techniques with state-of-the-art medical care to create the greatest potential for lasting recovery.
For more information about this position, visit our website: www.valleyhospital-phoenix.com
Hours: Day Shift-Hours Vary
The Dietary Aide is responsible for the preparation and service of breakfast, lunch and dinner meals for patients and facility staff according to the approved menu cycle, recipes and production sheets. The Cook opens the kitchen and ensure organization of daily events. The Cook/Dietary Aide complies with facility and departmental policies and procedures regarding food services offered. Follow menus and recipes as provided by the Dietary Manager and Dietitian. The Cook prepare meals and beverages according to menu cycle and daily production sheet, providing attention to attractive and tasteful meals
An environment that puts patient care first. One of the most rewarding aspects of working as a Dietary Aide is providing excellent nutritional care for the patients.
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