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Community Bridges, Inc. seeks a Service Worker to prepare and serve meals for patients and keep rooms clean and orderly. The Float Service Worker will travel between facilities to provide coverage as needed.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, 3–6 months in food service or housekeeping, a valid AZ driver’s license with a clean MVR, and AZ Food Handlers card plus Level 1 Fingerprint Card as required by programs.
Service Worker
Community Bridges, Inc. (CB I) is an integrated behavioral healthcare agency offering a variety of different programs throughout Arizona. CBI provides residential, outpatient, inpatient, patient-centered medical homes, medication-assisted treatment, and crisis services to individuals experiencing crisis, opioid use disorder, homelessness, and mental illness.
CBI is the premiere non-profit fully integrated healthcare provider of substance use and behavioral health programs in Arizona, including prevention, education and treatment using cutting‑edge, nationally recognized, evidence-based models.
The Service Worker is responsible for preparing and serving meals for patients at assigned facility and for ensuring that all rooms at the facility are clean and orderly. The Float Service Worker will be responsible for traveling between facilities as needed to provide coverage.
Our staff will experience tremendous professional growth through ongoing training and support. Our team is supported by strong and competent leadership. Come join our team of passionate individuals who are serious about making a difference in the lives of our patients and the communities we serve.
Our 26 locations are all state‑of‑the‑art facility that provides top notch integrated care. We are proud to adhere to a “no wrong door” treatment approach that allows our staff to dramatically improve the quality of life for the patients in their care.
CBI treats patients from all different walks of life and believes in maintaining the dignity of human life. Recovery is possible!