• Senior Food Services Manager

    UCLA Health (Los Angeles, CA)


    Description

    Under the direction of the Principal Food Service Manager, Senior Food Service Manager supervises and coordinates daily operations of Patient Room Service.

    Duties include:

    + Responsible for supervising, training, and job performance evaluations of food service supervisors, and food service workers.

    + Monitoring tray operations process to ensure timely meal service for patients.

    + Supervising and coordinating cleaning, sanitation, and maintenance of equipment and work areas.

    + Coordinating daily activities of call center, running reports, checking ambassadors' communication logs, tray pick-up reports, and monitoring menu presentation process and assistance provided to patients.

    + Performing ambassador and patient floor rounds

    + Making recommendations on service improvements

     

    Salary: $26.48- $53.40 Hourly

     

    This is a Temporary/Limited position and may be extended or converted to Career depending on the needs of the department. Schedule and working hours will vary.

    Qualifications

    + Certified Dietary Manager Certification (CDM) and/or Dietetic Service Supervisor Certificate. If not certified, then currently enrolled in the program with 2 year established completion date.

    + Active ServeSafe certificate.

    + Ability to practice safe food handling techniques.

    + Ability to stand, bend, walk, reach, lift, push and pull for prolonged periods of time in hot or cold areas.

    + Ability to adjust to fluctuating workloads and adhere to production schedules.

    + Computer skills to operate food management systems in place, and to generate memos and reports.

    + Interpersonal skills to interact effectively with co-workers, customers, supervisors and managers.

    + Provide effective timely training, coaching and evaluation of staff.

    + Have a proactive approach toward continuous organizational improvement.

    + This position would be working at Ronald Reagan Medical Center and Santa Monica Hospital.

     

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