PRN Dietary Aide
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HOSPICE OF MUSKEGON COUNTY
MI
Summary
The Dietary Aide is responsible for preparing and serving meals to hospice patients while maintaining kitchen sanitation and food safety standards. Additionally, the role involves performing housekeeping duties such as cleaning and maintaining patient rooms and common areas.
Job Description
Job Details: Job Location: Poppen - Muskegon, MI, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Dietary Aide - PRN status
SUMMARY OF JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsible for providing dietary and housekeeping support to terminally ill patients and their families in the hospice residence, in accord with Hospice Patient Care Plans.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES (other duties may be assigned)
Maintains the confidentiality of patient and employee information at all times, both at work and off duty, and after the termination of employment. According to the agencies Notice of Privacy Practices and HIPAA regulations.
Is knowledgeable and functional in computer applications including database, word processing, spreadsheet, and e-mail system as required for the execution of the job.
Cooks meals in quantities according to menu, standardized recipes, and patient census, within health code, and ensures all food is maintained at appropriate temperature per regulations and ensures utmost quality with a minimum of waste.
Serves and collect food trays
Operates various kitchen equipment including, but not limited to, steamer, coffee pot, ovens, dishwasher, etc., according to manufacturer’s guidelines and appropriate rules and regulations.
Follows proper procedure for labeling and storage of refrigerated and frozen food.
Cleans and maintains serving areas, equipment and utensils according to health code.
Performing a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting, and vacuuming floors.
Ensuring all rooms are cared for and inspected according to standards.
Works with the family /caregiver and Hospice interdisciplinary team members to meet the needs of the patient/family/caregiver.
Provides and maintains a safe environment for the patient.
Performs within the limits of training and work experience.
Accepts responsibility for continued education to enhance job related skills and abilities and attends all staff meetings and in-services.
Adheres to all policies, procedures and regulations regarding patient care, conduct, safety, fire, security and quality management program.
Qualifications: QUALIFICATIONS
High School Graduate.
General dietary experience is preferred.
Licensed to drive with an automobile that is insured in accordance with state and or organization requirements and is in good working order.
The Harbor Hospice philosophy of care places the needs of patients and the families first. Our comprehensive care for terminally ill patients and resources for their families allows them to enjoy their last months, weeks, or days of their lives together as completely as possible for as long as possible. We help patients and their families make a plan for living each and every one of their days as they want them to be lived.
Our goal focuses on the individual’s end of life journey — Your Journey on Your Terms –- as well as support for the patient’s family. Harbor Hospice is uniquely qualified to focus on pain control and symptom management for terminally ill people at home or in a home-like setting — it‛s Our Expertise.
When life is measured in months, not years, Harbor Hospice helps make a dying patient’s quality of life better. Harbor Hospice makes it possible for families and their dying loved ones to share their final time together.
Harbor Hospice offers specialized health care with expertise in pain and symptom management, emotional support and spiritual care, as well as grief counseling for family members anticipating or following the death of their loved one. Since being incorporated in 1982, we live our mission to provide expert care with compassion, comfort and support.
Harbor Hospice was the first in the region to offer professional hospice care and today remains the most trusted, most utilized hospice care provider. Harbor Hospice is a not-for-profit and proud to be a United Way Agency and accredited by The Joint Commission. Harbor Hospice is distinguished by superior, medically-based care-giving and trained, empathetic staff. At Harbor Hospice, hospice care is a specialty, not a service line. Harbor Hospice has served the Western Michigan Lakeshore community longer than any other hospice provider in the region.
Founded
1982
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Muskegon, MI
The Harbor Hospice philosophy of care places the needs of patients and the families first. Our comprehensive care for terminally ill patients and resources for their families allows them to enjoy their last months, weeks, or days of their lives together as completely as possible for as long as possible. We help patients and their families make a plan for living each and every one of their days as they want them to be lived.
Our goal focuses on the individual’s end of life journey — Your Journey on Your Terms –- as well as support for the patient’s family. Harbor Hospice is uniquely qualified to focus on pain control and symptom management for terminally ill people at home or in a home-like setting — it‛s Our Expertise.
When life is measured in months, not years, Harbor Hospice helps make a dying patient’s quality of life better. Harbor Hospice makes it possible for families and their dying loved ones to share their final time together.
Harbor Hospice offers specialized health care with expertise in pain and symptom management, emotional support and spiritual care, as well as grief counseling for family members anticipating or following the death of their loved one. Since being incorporated in 1982, we live our mission to provide expert care with compassion, comfort and support.
Harbor Hospice was the first in the region to offer professional hospice care and today remains the most trusted, most utilized hospice care provider. Harbor Hospice is a not-for-profit and proud to be a United Way Agency and accredited by The Joint Commission. Harbor Hospice is distinguished by superior, medically-based care-giving and trained, empathetic staff. At Harbor Hospice, hospice care is a specialty, not a service line. Harbor Hospice has served the Western Michigan Lakeshore community longer than any other hospice provider in the region.
Founded
1982
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Muskegon, MI