Director, Food And Nutrition Services At Snoqualmie Valley Hospital
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital / Snoqualmie, Wa
Directs the operation of Food & Nutrition Services. Performs a variety of duties including the planning and supervision of food purchasing and production, patient services, retail and catering, maintaining cash control, personnel management and regulatory compliance. Provides oversight for the entire operation, including disaster plan, menus (in conjunction with clinical dietitian), participation in development or revision of policies/procedures, Quality Assessment/Performance Improvement… Show more Directs the operation of Food & Nutrition Services. Performs a variety of duties including the planning and supervision of food purchasing and production, patient services, retail and catering, maintaining cash control, personnel management and regulatory compliance. Provides oversight for the entire operation, including disaster plan, menus (in conjunction with clinical dietitian), participation in development or revision of policies/procedures, Quality Assessment/Performance Improvement, liaison to medical and nursing staff, advice to administrator, guidance staff, food production and purchasing, planning and conducting inservice education, monitoring of Quality Control and safe food handling for QAPI. Ensures compliance to federal, state and local regulations. Ensures customer satisfaction and good public relations are achieved through the safe and efficient uses of resources. Snoqualmie Valley HospitalPublic hospital districts were authorized by Washington State legislature in 1945 to deliver any service to help people stay healthy – physically, socially, and mentally. Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District is King County Public Hospital District #4 and serves the communities of Carnation, Fall City, Preston, Snoqualmie, North Bend and Snoqualmie Pass. It was voted into existence by the community in 1972.Hospital districts play a vital role in helping many rural areas offer healthcare services in their own communities. Because they are governed by their citizens, public hospital districts tailor their services to fit the needs of the communities they serve. There are 56 hospital districts in Washington State operating 43 hospitals. This represents about half of the acute care hospitals in the state.Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District is the largest public hospital district in King County, spanning approximately 420 square miles. Show less