Job Description

AVI Foodsystems is seeking an energetic and service-oriented

Food Service Worker

to join our patient services team at the

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

, located in University City, Philadelphia, PA. The Food Service Worker is responsible for supporting all patient service functions, including building patient tray orders for each meal period, delivering patient meal trays to the floor, and supporting Patient Ambassadors with ordering and serving meals to patients at the hospital.

Pay begins at $17.04/hour; you will receive $0.50 increase after 6 months of employment and another $0.50 increase after 1 year of employment! Benefits include generous paid time off (2 weeks of vacation after 1 year of employment; personal days, sick days and paid holidays upon completing probationary period), health insurance and prescription benefits, short term disability, 401k and pension retirement benefits, access to training funds and more!

Prepare food for service using established procedures, standards and recipes Assemble patient meal order trays Deliver patient meal order trays Prepare and set up of food at an account and location Maintain clean, neat and orderly areas Complete daily duties/tasks within the scheduled work shift Follow proper guest service procedures whenever interacting with others by smiling, making eye contact and greeting guests Maintain a fast pace and ability to multitask when performing duties

Requirements:

Customer and patient-care oriented Previous food service experience a plus Attention to detail Knowledge of patient diets preferred Strong work ethic Excellent communication skills Must be available evenings, weekends and every other holiday

Benefits:

AVI offers:


A family culture and atmosphere Competitive compensation Health, dental, vision, and life insurance for full-time team members 401(k) with generous company match Paid vacations and holidays Immense training and growth opportunities

We conduct pre-employment drug testing. EOE

COVID Vaccination Required