Housekeeping Patient Associate - Environmental Services (Days)

Tanner Health; Georgia; On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Full time

Job summary

Tanner Health in Georgia is seeking an Environmental Services team member to perform daily cleaning and supply of patient rooms, nursing stations, lounges, lavatories, bathrooms, offices, and other areas per standard procedures.

You will assist patients, family members, and guests to ensure customer satisfaction, work as part of a hospital team, and may help establish procedures under general supervision. This is a hands-on role that requires reliability and teamwork.

Qualifications

• Must be able to read and write to follow directives; grammar school or above.
• Able to demonstrate correct use of chemicals, supplies, and tools after brief training.
• One week to three months on-the-job training.
• Previous experience in a medical facility is desirable, but not required.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily cleaning and supplying of patient rooms, nursing stations, lounges, lavatories, bathrooms, offices, and other areas per standard procedures.
• Assist patients, family members, and guests to ensure customer satisfaction.
• Work as a team with our department and other departments to complete assignments and assist as necessary.
• May establish procedures under general supervision.

Skills

Reading & writing

Job description

To perform daily cleaning and supplying of patient rooms, nursing stations, lounges, lavatories, bathrooms, offices, and any other areas assigned by the standard procedures of Environmental Services. Assists patients, family members, and guests in the facility any way within our means to assure customer satisfaction. Work as a team with our department and other departments to complete assignments and assist as necessary. May be asked to establish procedures under general supervision.

Education

Ability to read and write

Qualifications

• Must be able to read and write to be able to follow directives; grammar school or above.
• Must, after brief training, be able to demonstrate correct use of chemicals, supplies, and tools assigned.
• One week to three months on-the-job training.
• Previous experience in a medical facility is desirable, but not required.