Hospital Kitchen Cook for Patient Nutrition

University of Missouri Health Care; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 24,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, vision and dental insurance

Generous paid leave and holidays

Tuition assistance for employees and 朋

Discounts on cell phone plans, rental)

Job summary

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking a talented cook to join the Dining and Nutrition Services team at University Hospital in Columbia, MO. The role centers on preparing nutritious meals with high standards of food safety and patient/customer service.

The cook will work 5:00 AM-1:30 PM, on-site, with rotating weekends and holidays, and benefit from shift differentials and growth opportunities within our academic health system.

Qualifications

• One year of culinary experience.
• High school diploma or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• University of Missouri Food Handler’s Certificate within one month.
• Additional license/certification requirements as determined by the hiring department.

Responsibilities

• Prepare hot and cold meals in a health care setting with strict food safety standards.
• Follow the directives of the Dining & Nutrition Services management team.
• Perform culinary activities including cooking, production, catering and room service as assigned.
• Maintain cleanliness and sanitation, and ensure HIPAA/PCI compliance as required.
• Assist with equipment upkeep and support other staff as needed.

Skills

Culinary skills

Customer service

Food safety

Infection control

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

University of Missouri Food Handler’s Certificate

Job description

University of Missouri Health Care is seeking a talented cook to join the Dining and Nutrition Services team at University Hospital in Columbia, MO. The role centers on preparing nutritious meals with high standards of food safety and patient/customer service.

The cook will work 5:00 AM-1:30 PM, on-site, with rotating weekends and holidays, and benefit from shift differentials and growth opportunities within our academic health system.