Intermountain

Healthcare

CulinaryDietTechBedside

$0–0k St George, Utah, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Culinary Diet Tech Bedside at Intermountain. Skills: Nutrition services, Patient care, Meal selection. Assist in meal selection. Record patient meal orders”

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Eligibility Requirements

Lift and utilize full range of movement, Stand for long periods, Tolerate temperature extremes, Tolerate cleaning chemicals

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Food Handler Permit required

Nice to Have

One year food service experience, One year cashier experience, Hospital food service experience, Patient experience, Work with modified diets, Provide exceptional customer service

What You'll Do.

Assist in meal selection

Record patient meal orders

Modify patient meal orders

Work with clinical team

Facilitate nutrition care process

Generate departmental reports

Communicate patient needs

Perform room service functions

Perform Bedside Connect functions

Provide customer service

Complete calorie count

Complete nutrition analysis

Verify patient meal selections

Deliver patient trays

Provide safe meal service

Provide efficient meal service

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Clinical caregivers; Room service assembly area

Communication Scope

Interpersonal Communication

Full Job Description

**Job Description:** Provides nutrition services to patients utilizing standardized guidelines. This position interacts with clinical caregivers, patients, and patient’s family members to explain the meal process and modify meal selections according to provider orders. At Intermountain, we are not your standard institutional hospital food. Our hospitals employ professional chefs, culinary leaders, cooks, and nutrition care associates. We treat our hospitals and catering events like hotels, with restaurant-quality cafes and a guest-centric culture of hospitality for our patients and caregivers. With high-quality food as medicine, we bring new life into the world of hospital nutrition services and are making a difference in the lives of our patients every day. **Work Schedule** * **Bedside Position** * **Work Schedule:** Full Time, 36 hours per week * **Availability Needed:** Sunday-Saturday * **Work Shift:** 12hr shifts 7:00 am -8:00 pm * **Pay Rate:** Based on Experience ($18.22 - $23.68) * [**Benefits Eligible: Yes; Medical, Dental, Vision, Education Assistance. Click here for more details**](https://intermountainhealthcare.org/careers/working-for-intermountain/employee-benefits/) **Essential Functions** * Assists in meal selection for patients as established by standard guidelines * Records and modifies patient meal orders based on physician diet orders and Intermountain Modified Diet Guideline * Works with the clinical team to provide excellent patient care * Uses technology and meal ordering platform to facilitate the nutrition care process and needed departmental reports * Communicates patient needs to room service assembly area * Performs functions of room service call center and Bedside Connect * Provides exceptional customer service in all customer and patient interactions * May complete calorie count and nutrition analysis as dictated by facility * Check and verify that patients receive appropriate meal selections on the room service line * Delivers patient

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