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Trinity Health is seeking a Nutrition Assistant in Minot, ND to prepare, portion, and serve meals per prescribed diets and care plans. You will work closely with nursing and dietary staff to ensure safe, accurate meals that meet resident preferences and therapeutic needs.
This casual, evenings-focused role emphasizes teamwork, attention to detail, and adherence to food safety standards in a kitchen and dining setting within Trinity Homes.
Job Location: Trinity Homes - Minot, ND 58701
Position Type: Casual
Salary Range: $15.00 - $21.00 Hourly
Job Shift: Evenings
Job Category: Facilities & General Service
The Nutrition Assistant supports the dietary needs of residents by preparing, portioning, and serving meals in accordance with prescribed diets and individualized care plans. This role helps maintain a clean, organized, and sanitary food service environment while ensuring meals are delivered safely, accurately, and with attention to resident preferences and satisfaction. Working collaboratively with nursing and dietary team members, the Nutrition Assistant contributes to quality outcomes by following established dietary guidelines and safe food-handling practices. This position functions within a supportive, service-focused team environment and models ServiceFirst principles by promoting dignity, respect, and positive interactions with residents, families, and visitors.
The Nutrition Assistant frequently stands, walks, bends, and reaches during meal preparation, service, and cleanup activities. The role involves carrying meal trays, pushing carts, lifting food items or supplies, and operating kitchen equipment, often requiring moderate physical exertion. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are essential for reading diet orders, portioning food safely, and communicating with residents and team members.
This position works in kitchen and dining environments where exposure to heat, steam, cleaning chemicals, and food-service equipment is common. The role may involve handling hot items, working around sharp utensils, and navigating busy meal service periods. Adherence to infection-control protocols, food-safety procedures, and PPE requirements is essential to ensure resident and staff safety within the long-term care setting.