Lead Cafeteria Cashier - UH Truman Medical Center (6a - 2:30p)

University Health Truman Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri · Food Service · Full‑time · 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM · 40 hours/week

About the role

As the Lead Cafeteria Cashier, you’re more than just a cashier — you’re a team mentor, a trusted money handler, and a key part of the daily rhythm in our cafeteria. You’ll not only operate the register and help keep the dining area ready, but also train new cashiers, manage money drops, and help make events like our Farmers Market run smoothly. If you’ve got a knack for numbers, a love for helping people, and a steady hand when it comes to handling cash, this could be your perfect next step.

Responsibilities

• Train and mentor new cafeteria cashiers to set them up for success.
• Manage cashier banks, fulfill change orders, and conduct end‑of‑shift closeouts.
• Operate a cash register with accuracy, providing fast and friendly service.
• Prepare and verify deposits and money drops at the end of shifts.
• Support dining area setup and service during meal periods.
• Handle cashiering at Farmers Market events and other special functions.
• Provide great customer service — every transaction is an opportunity to brighten someone’s day.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• 2 years of experience as a food service cashier.
• A current Food Handler’s Permit (or ability to obtain one within 30 days of hire).
• Proficiency in operating a cash register, giving accurate change, and using a calculator.
• Strong basic math skills for deposit prep and transaction tracking.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills — friendly, calm, and helpful.
• Preferred: experience working in a healthcare food service environment.
• Preferred: experience training or mentoring team members.

Benefits

• Lead by example and help new teammates grow.
• Attention to detail keeps operations running smoothly behind the scenes.
• Part of a team that values service, accuracy, and a welcoming atmosphere.
• Events like the Farmers Market mean no two days are ever quite the same.