Dining Coordinator
Covenant Ability Network of Illinois
Oak ForestOn-sitePart-time
The job in short
Residential group home cook and kitchen coordinator for ICF individuals.
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Details
- Found
- 21 d ago · posted 2025-08-06
- Location as listed
- Oak Forest, IL
- Role
- Cook / Chef
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
In performance of their duties, the Food Service Manager is entrusted with the following primary responsibilities:
Must have Food Sanitation Certification.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Schedule:
• Part-time: 28 hours per week
• Work Hours:
• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM
• Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 7:30 PM
• Includes occasional weekends and holidays for special meal prep or events
Daily Operations:
• Prepare and cook the evening meal for all individuals served
• Assist with lunch packing and weekend meal prep as needed
• Complete weekly grocery shopping and restocking of kitchen and household food supplies (mileage reimbursed if applicable)
• Clean and sanitize dishes, utensils, equipment, dining tables, and kitchen surfaces daily
• Sweep and mop kitchen and dining floors; remove trash and recycling
• Maintain an organized, safe, and fully stocked kitchen and dining area
• Monitor and restock cleaning products and kitchen paper goods
Menu and Dietary Coordination:
• Coordinate all menu planning and modifications in alignment with individual dietary needs, in collaboration with the consulting dietitian and ICF Program Coordinator
• Post weekly/monthly menus in the kitchen, documenting any substitutions directly on the menu
• Ensure all meals and snacks comply with individual dietary guidelines (e.g., texture-modified diets, allergies, caloric needs)
• Research new menu ideas, recipes, and equipment to enhance mealtime experience, especially for holidays and special occasions
• Promote and ensure family-style dining is offered at all mealtimes
• Assist in food-related outings, community activities, and meal preparation involving individuals when appropriate
Training and Collaboration:
• Provide in-service training (as assigned) on meal prep, sanitation, and kitchen safety to staff in coordination with the ICF Program Coordinator
• Participate in interdisciplinary team planning for individuals’ care
• Consult monthly with the agency’s dietitian and as needed for urgent dietary concerns
• Coordinate with staff and supervisors to ensure accurate, timely food service and support during special activities or emergencies
• Assist with shopping involving individuals during evenings and weekends when applicable
• Maintain compliance with all agency food safety policies, budget requirements, and local health regulations
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the ICF Program Coordinator or Executive Director