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Trinity Health Hospital Campus & Medical District in Minot, ND seeks a Room Service Assistant to support patient-centered meals. You will help patients choose meals that fit prescribed diets and nutritional needs, organize menus, and maintain tally sheets to ensure accurate meal production.
Working with Clinical Dietitians and the Clinical Nutrition Manager, you will assist with clinical nutrition tasks and provide shift supervision when management is away.
Job Location: Trinity Health Hospital Campus & Medical District - Minot, ND 58701
Position Type: Full Time
Salary Range: $15.00 - $21.00 Hourly
Job Shift: Days/Evenings
The Room Service Assistant supports patient-centered meal service by assisting patients with menu selections that align with prescribed diet orders and individual nutritional needs. This role organizes menus, tally sheets, and related documentation to support accurate, efficient meal production and delivery. Working collaboratively with Clinical Dietitians and the Clinical Nutrition Manager (CNM), the assistant helps support clinical nutrition tasks and contributes to consistent, high-quality nutritional care. As part of a supportive, service-oriented team, this position may provide shift supervision in the absence of management and demonstrates cultural sensitivity and respect for the diverse patient populations served.
None required
High School Diploma or GED preferred.
The Room Service Assistant frequently stands, walks, bends, and reaches during meal service activities and while assisting patients. The role may require lifting, carrying, or transporting menus, trays, or supplies, involving light to moderate physical exertion. Adequate vision, hearing, manual dexterity, and communication skills are essential for accurately recording selections, navigating patient care areas, and interacting effectively with residents and staff.
This position works within patient care areas and foodservice environments, with exposure to temperature variations, meal transport equipment, and cleaning agents. The role involves frequent interruptions and the need to manage multiple priorities during peak meal service periods. Strict adherence to infection-control practices, food-safety guidelines, and PPE requirements is essential to ensure a safe and sanitary environment for patients, visitors, and staff.