A Rewarding Place to Work for Dining Services!
At Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, our standards of care have never been higher. We’re hiring compassionate individuals to join our Dining Services team to help in Making Aging Easier® for older adults. Do you enjoy preparing and serving appetizing meals while having meaningful conversations? If you answered “yes,” consider a career with us. As a team member, you will prepare or serve nutritious meals that help our residents thrive. You’ll also contribute by helping residents make menu choices and keeping food operations safe and efficient. You’ll get to know our residents, help them celebrate birthdays and special events, and even discuss favorite recipes while sharing a cup of coffee. Help make mealtime special for our residents!
Our Team Touches Lives and Makes a Difference!
As a vital Dining Services team member, you’ll help prepare and/or serve great meals to keep our residents healthy and strong. Mealtimes also provide opportunities to build friendships. By interacting with our residents, you will help build a sense of community and make friends who will look forward to seeing you every day. Scroll below to get to know some of our team members!
Sara
Dining Services Supervisor, Oakwood Heights
“I love my job here because it’s more than just about mealtime – it’s about learning about the residents lives before they lived with us. And it makes my day going home knowing I was able to make them happy.”
Haley
Dining Services Aide, Longwood at Oakmont
“I have learned so much from our seniors over the years, and I’m sure I have taught them quite a bit too. I enjoy going to work to be with my residents every day, and honestly, isn’t that what it’s all about?”
Donna
Dining Services Aide, Oil City
“While I was waiting on our residents in the dining room, they expressed how much they liked their stay here and they told me what a delightful place this is for them! It was wonderful to hear how they felt about their stay here.”
Holly
Dining Services Aide, Oil City
“I love knowing that even the smallest deed can make our residents’ lives better. I feel good when the residents and their families smile and thank us for what we do. It means so much to impact their lives in such a positive way.”
Nicole
Dining Services Aide, Oil City
“I never thought I would love a job as much as I do now. Working in dining services gives me the opportunity to make others happy by just doing the simplest things.”
Brandon
Dining Services Aide, Oil City
“I enjoy working in the Dining Services department because I get to make a difference for a lot of people. I have gotten to know so many residents and what they like to eat. Because of this, I will take every opportunity to provide them with special meals. ”
A Career That Counts!
Hungry for a person-centered career where you can make a real difference? Consider a career in Dining Services. As a team member, you’ll form strong bonds with the residents you serve. You’ll help adjust menus or provide alternative options so residents remain happy, healthy and strong. You’ll also serve as an extra set of “eyes and ears” to make sure the nursing team knows if a resident is not feeling well at mealtime or just doesn’t seem to be acting like themselves. A career in Dining Services isn’t just about preparing and serving meals—it’s an opportunity to use your unique talents to meet the nutritional needs of our residents while engaging in conversation during one of the most important times of the day – mealtime.
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