Linen Aide ll
Tufts Medicine · Boston, MA · Yesterday
Administrative$17–$20.02/hrFull-time
About the role
This position ensures timely, efficient linen supply supporting patient needs and the patient experience. Services may include but not limited to delivery and pick-up of General Service supplies throughout the hospital campus. Also requires continuous flexibility and back up functions to assist with responding to variations inpatient volume and continually maximize efficient delivery and use of resources.
Responsibilities
- Ensures linen is flowing to patient areas. This includes receiving linen from vendor, distribution and restocking of clean linen via linen carts, picking up soiled/dirty linen carts and emptying linen chutes.
- Completes assigned rounds for pick-ups and par levels of linen.
- Ensures all areas are clean clear and stocked neatly with their daily supply.
- Assists in work flow efficiency by documenting all activities in department database.
- Conducts inventory of stocked and stored items that is area specific.
- Maintains collaborative team relationships with peers and colleagues in order to effectively contribute to the working group's achievement of goals, and to help foster a positive work environment.
Qualifications
- High school or equivalent (preferred)
Skills
- Ability to read and write in English.
- Ability to understand both written and verbal instruction, and provide follow through on instructions.
- Computer and keyboard skills are required for basic data entry.
- Knowledge of computer systems and software with an ability to learn and retain new applications.
- Familiarity with a wide variety of medical equipment/supplies and their intended uses.
- Sufficient Communication and interpersonal skills to develop effective relationships and interaction with patients, families, staff and vendors.
Physical Requirements
- Work is in a hospital setting.
- Physical ability to stand, walk and bend the majority of the shift.
- Physical ability to lift medium weight (60 lbs.) and push 300 lbs. on wheels (40% of the shift).
- Occasional stress and pressure caused by multiple simultaneous demands.
- Occasional exposure to infectious disease and sharps.
- Occasional requests to change work areas to cover another priority area to meet patient needs.
- Occasional contact with patients, families, visitors, nurses and other department staff.
- Use protective attire when working with soiled linen and potentially unclean patient equipment hazardous materials.
Pay
$17.00 - $20.02