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Hospital Laundry Manager Jobs in Oregon (NOW HIRING)

Linen Aide Attendant

Bend, OR · On-site

$20.51 - $26.25/hr

The Laundry and Linen Aide is responsible for receiving, delivering and maintain all PAR levels in all locations throughout the hospital. They are responsible for notifying management when linen ...

Linen Aide Attendant

Bend, OR · On-site

$20.51 - $26.25/hr

The Laundry and Linen Aide is responsible for receiving, delivering and maintain all PAR levels in all locations throughout the hospital. They are responsible for notifying management when linen ...

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Hospital Laundry Manager information

What does a hospital laundry manager do?

A Hospital Laundry Manager oversees the operations of hospital laundry services, ensuring that all linens, uniforms, and other textiles are cleaned, sanitized, and distributed efficiently. They supervise laundry staff, maintain equipment, manage inventory, and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. Their role is crucial in preventing the spread of infections and maintaining high standards of hygiene within the hospital environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a hospital laundry manager?

To thrive as a Hospital Laundry Manager, you need knowledge of textile care, infection control standards, and experience in laundry operations management, often supported by relevant supervisory or management experience. Familiarity with commercial laundry equipment, inventory management systems, and OSHA safety protocols is essential. Strong organizational, leadership, and communication skills help in effectively managing teams and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. These skills are crucial to maintain a safe, efficient, and hygienic laundry service that supports overall hospital operations and patient safety.

What are some common challenges faced by a hospital laundry manager, and how can they be effectively addressed?

Hospital Laundry Managers often encounter challenges such as maintaining strict infection control standards, managing a high volume of linens, and ensuring equipment reliability. To address these, managers should implement thorough staff training on hygiene protocols, establish clear sorting and processing procedures, and schedule regular equipment maintenance. Collaboration with infection control teams and open communication with hospital departments also help in promptly addressing issues and maintaining a safe, efficient laundry operation.

What is the difference between Hospital Laundry Manager vs Hospital Linen Supervisor?

AspectHospital Laundry ManagerHospital Linen Supervisor
ResponsibilitiesOversees laundry operations, manages staff, ensures hygiene standards, and maintains equipment.Supervises linen distribution, coordinates linen inventory, and assists in laundry process oversight.
CredentialsTypically requires a high school diploma or equivalent; experience in laundry or healthcare settings preferred.Often requires similar credentials, with experience in linen management or healthcare support roles.
Work EnvironmentLocated in laundry facilities within hospitals, working with laundry equipment and staff.Works in linen storage and distribution areas, collaborating with laundry staff and hospital departments.

The Hospital Laundry Manager and Hospital Linen Supervisor roles share similar credentials and work environments, focusing on laundry and linen management within hospitals. The manager has broader responsibilities, including overseeing entire laundry operations, while the supervisor concentrates on linen distribution and inventory. Both roles are essential for maintaining hospital hygiene standards and ensuring smooth linen services.

Veterinary Hospital Cleaner

Countryside Veterinary Service LLC

Myrtle Creek, OR • On-site

$14.55/hr

Part-time

Posted 20 days ago


Job description

Veterinary Hospital Cleaner Wanted!

Are you someone who takes pride in keeping things clean, organized, and running smoothly? Do you enjoy working around animals and like knowing that the work you do makes a difference?

Countryside Veterinary Service is looking for a dependable, hardworking person to join our team as a Veterinary Hospital Cleaner. We have two busy veterinary facilities located in Myrtle Creek and Canyonville, Oregon. Keeping our hospitals clean, sanitized, stocked, and ready for our patients is an important part of the care we provide every day.

Our hospitals see everything from dogs and cats to farm animals, wildlife, and the occasional unexpected patient. No two days are quite the same, and we are looking for someone who enjoys staying busy and takes pride in being an important part of the team behind the scenes.

What You’ll Do
  • Clean and sanitize exam rooms, treatment areas, surgery areas, kennels, floors, bathrooms, and other hospital spaces

  • Help maintain a clean, organized, and sanitary environment throughout the hospital

  • Restock supplies and make sure work areas are ready for the following day

  • Clean, package, and sterilize surgical instruments

  • Wash and fold hospital laundry

  • Clean kennels, dishes, and animal care areas

  • Assist with the basic care of boarding and hospitalized patients as needed

  • Complete end-of-day cleaning and closing duties

  • Work independently while also communicating with the veterinary team about anything that needs attention

Schedule & Pay

Part-time, approximately 4 days per week.

Monday through Thursday, generally 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM, with occasional later evenings.

Pay: $14.55 per hour

You will work at both our Myrtle Creek and Canyonville locations, so reliable transportation between locations is necessary.

What We’re Looking For

We are looking for someone who is dependable, thorough, and able to work independently without needing constant supervision. We want someone who notices the little things, takes pride in a job well done, and understands that cleaning in a veterinary hospital is about much more than making things look nice.

Veterinary hospitals can also be messy! You should be comfortable cleaning up after animals and handling the less glamorous parts of keeping a medical facility clean. Proper sanitation plays an important role in protecting our patients and helping prevent the spread of infectious disease.

You should also be comfortable working around dogs, cats, and other animals of different sizes and temperaments.

Countryside Veterinary Service is a drug-free workplace, including marijuana. Applicants must be able to comply with our drug-free workplace requirements.

How to Apply

The first step in our hiring process is simple. Please email BOTH your resume and a personalized cover letter to:

pitty.weed.cvs@gmail.com

Subject line: Attn: Pitty, Office Manager | Hospital Cleaner Position

In your cover letter, please answer the following question:

If your mother had a critically ill pet, describe the care you would want her to receive at a local veterinary hospital. What would make her experience truly exceptional?

There is no perfect answer. We genuinely want to hear your thoughts. Tell us what great care looks like to you and what small things you think could make a difficult experience a little easier for a pet and the person who loves them.

Please follow the application instructions carefully. Both your resume and cover letter must be submitted by email in order to be considered.

Applications that are not submitted by email will not be considered for the position.

Please do not call the hospital or stop by to apply in person. Our team stays busy caring for patients throughout the day, so keeping applications to email allows us to give each applicant the attention they deserve.

If you are reliable, enjoy staying busy, love being around animals, and take pride in keeping things clean and organized, we would love to hear from you. We are excited to find the right person to join our team!