Infant Milk Tech PRN

Job Description: Performs a variety of tasks related to the preparation and delivery of human milk, pasteurized donor human milk, and infant/pediatric formulas and transfer of patient feeding order information. Technicians will greet and interact with internal and external IFPR customers. Technicians must adhere to all food safety/sanitation regulation and standards established by the hospital and regulatory agencies. The technician is responsible for the safe and effective operation of equipment needed to prepare infant/pediatric feedings and maintain sanitation in the preparation room. Processes human milk, pasteurized donor human milk, and formula orders and maintain temperature records. Performs required quality assurance monitoring activities. Work Schedule & Minimum Requirements Floater Position to complete shifts at two Intermountain Health facilities PRN, on call as needed Pay Rage: Based on experience ($19.31 - $26.76) Availability Needed: Sunday-Saturday 7:30am-9:00pm Shifts Assigned: variable shifts assigned for Morning, Afternoon & Evening Required Scheduling: Weekend and holiday coverage rotations Required: High school diploma or General Education Development (GED), Food Handlers Permit, & One-year experience working with a hospital culinary program, diet office, or in a medical field This position will be required to complete shifts at the following Intermountain Health locations: Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospital (Salt Lake City area) Intermountain Health Primary Children's Lehi Hospital (Lehi) Essential Job Duties Maintains friendly and helpful attitude toward customers (internal and external) and coworkers. Prepares, portions, and delivers patient feedings per feeding order, recipes, or registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) instruction. Maintains patient feeding orders via computer system and accurately prepares feeding orders that are not available as a ready-to-feed formula. Transcribes feeding order information to prepare feeding labels. Reports discrepancies in feeding orders to manager or RDN. Communicates with manager, patient care areas, and RDNs regarding issues or problems with feeding orders, human milk/pasteurized donor human milk/formula storage, or administration of feedings. Communicates with parents who are dropping off, storing, and/or picking up expressed human milk to ensure proper labeling and storing of expressed human milk. Communicates with parents, nurses, lactation consultants, dietitians, and colleagues to receive and clarify daily diet orders and ensures accurate preparation and labeling of human milk/pasteurized donor human milk feedings. Completes necessary paperwork for accurate billing and tracking of pasteurized donor human milk and infant formulas. Complies with daily records and updates computerized patient profiles regarding infant/pediatric feeding orders, including allergy information. Follow processes, as established, for quality assurance monitors. Sets up assigned workstation. Maintains an adequate inventory of IFPR supplies. Unpacks, labels, and stores fortifiers, formula, and supplies in their designated storage area; rotates supplies using first-in, first-out (FIFO) method. Covers, labels, and dates formula requiring refrigeration according to Infant Feeding Preparation Room policy. Maintains a sanitary and safe environment by following departmental and infection prevention policies; reports unsafe conditions and accidents to manager. Uses correct technique to measure solids and liquids. Maintains a clean and orderly workspace, ensuring that department standards are met and that all sanitary activities are conducted in accordance with federal, state, and local health regulations. Maintains clean equipment and cleans small wares in dishwasher; records dish machine temperatures per procedure. Records refrigerator and freezer temperatures on appropriate log daily in designated pantries and work areas. Removes damaged formu ... (truncated, view full listing at source)