Thank you for this ! I’m staring my new job soon with Choc hospital as a food service aide. I’m so excited because I’m hoping it will be a long term position. (:
congrats! it might be overwhelming at first, but u will get into the fast pace work flow eventually. Don't be afraid to ask for help especially when u r new
Hi, Quick questions: 1. Do they give you uniform 2. What is the starting pay where you are? (I am in New York City area) 3. Are you getting more hours now because of COVID-19
1) No, not at my hospital, but I know some hospital will. It just depends on the hospital. 2) The avg pay is around $10-$11, but it depends on the area. NYC probably pays more due to higher living expenses 3) Not working atm because I'm doing my master
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I was a dishwasher at a nursing home she lied to me told me all you have to do is rinse the dishes off it was f hard abd so nasty my back was killing me i quit i need a job but no way in hell will i wash those dishes now as for a line server it was ok
what are some interview questions that they asked you? am having a interview for hospital dietary aide friday and am nervous even tho am already a dietary aide in a assisted living.
How organized are you? The basic interview questions. What do u do if thing goes wrong or u missed something? U can mentioned u worked the same position in assisted living. Then, they will ask what u did, how comfortable are u in hospital setting? Good luck
@@JohnPhamHealth thank you! I already did the interview but I didn't know I had to do a 2nd interview with human resources I'm nervous. Are they gonna asked me hard questions, or same basic questions?
Thank you for this ! I’m staring my new job soon with Choc hospital as a food service aide. I’m so excited because I’m hoping it will be a long term position. (:
Hello! Are you still there?
You explained what is be expected better than the people who interviewed me .😂
Good job… the explanation was very clear💯👌
Thank you for making this video , it definitely helps me with seeing the day to day in and outs of this job
Thankyou for this insight into hospital dietary aide!
Thank you for this. Starting in 2 weeks and this is to me point and well spoken. Still a little nervous.😊
Thanks! Very informative. Thinking on taking the job!
Thank you so much for this video, starting this next week as a Patient Dining Associate!
congrats! it might be overwhelming at first, but u will get into the fast pace work flow eventually. Don't be afraid to ask for help especially when u r new
Great information thanks!
I used to do that kind of work
Thank you for the explanation. I have an interview on Monday. Hoping I get the job.
Best of luck!
Thanks for the video and explanation I'm interested in doing this kind of work.
I have applied to sone dietary aide positions in my area. I currently vouleenteer at my Hospitals food & nutrition department.
Thanks ❤️
i love this explanation
Hi, Quick questions: 1. Do they give you uniform 2. What is the starting pay where you are? (I am in New York City area) 3. Are you getting more hours now because of COVID-19
1) No, not at my hospital, but I know some hospital will. It just depends on the hospital. 2) The avg pay is around $10-$11, but it depends on the area. NYC probably pays more due to higher living expenses 3) Not working atm because I'm doing my master
At somepoint I would like to live up to a dietetic tech.
I start a job like this on Monday❤❤Wish me luck!!🎉
Good Luck!
Goodluck because in Alabama it was terrible
What is your thought on this job as an entry-level hospital job?
@william barrett ...what’s your experience so far; where in the country are you?..
Great video❤
I would love to have a job like that but it's hard to do a application online me and little help
How hard is dirty aide
Have you ever accidentally attracted a illness that the patient had?
Nope. PPE and safety precautions are strictly enforced at all the hospitals I worked at.
What if the patient is asleep? Do you wake them to take their order?
U usually leave the food tray on their table and let the nurse know
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Is dietary aide and dietary assistant different?
it's really depends on the hospital. The tasks are usually similar, but I recommend you do check the job descriptions and duties.
I was a dishwasher at a nursing home she lied to me told me all you have to do is rinse the dishes off it was f hard abd so nasty my back was killing me i quit i need a job but no way in hell will i wash those dishes now as for a line server it was ok
what are some interview questions that they asked you? am having a interview for hospital dietary aide friday and am nervous even tho am already a dietary aide in a assisted living.
How organized are you? The basic interview questions. What do u do if thing goes wrong or u missed something? U can mentioned u worked the same position in assisted living. Then, they will ask what u did, how comfortable are u in hospital setting? Good luck
@@JohnPhamHealth thank you! I already did the interview but I didn't know I had to do a 2nd interview with human resources I'm nervous. Are they gonna asked me hard questions, or same basic questions?
Would you be a housekeeper are a dietary aid
No. You will help with food preparation and then bring foods to patient's floor/room during meal hour.
Which would you do working as a line server are dietary aid isn't that the same forget housekeeping I'll do dietary aid if it's paying $14.50
wait will interviewers need a college degree??
No. Some will ask for high school or equivalent