Chef – Personal Care Home
Confidential
Posted: February 19, 2026
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Quick Summary
Plan, prepare, and serve nutritious and appealing meals to residents in a personal care home setting, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations and accommodating dietary needs and preferences.
Required Skills
Job Description
Job Title: Chef – Personal Care Home
Position Summary:
The Chef is responsible for planning, preparing, and serving nutritious and appealing meals for residents, ensuring all food service operations comply with health and safety regulations. The Chef will manage kitchen staff, maintain inventory, and interact with residents to accommodate dietary needs and preferences.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan and prepare menus that meet residents’ dietary requirements and preferences.
Prepare and cook meals in accordance with established recipes and standards.
Supervise, train, and schedule kitchen staff.
Ensure all food handling, storage, and preparation areas comply with health and sanitation regulations.
Maintain inventory, order supplies, and manage the kitchen budget.
Engage with residents to gather feedback and adjust menus as needed.
Maintain a clean and organized kitchen environment at all times.
Ensure compliance with all food safety protocols (ServSafe certification preferred).
Additional Responsibilities:
Ensure all food items in refrigerators and freezers are properly labeled and dated according to state regulations.
Maintain accurate records of food storage, preparation, and service as required by state inspections.
Stay current with all state and local health department requirements for kitchen operations.
Prepare for and participate in any kitchen-related inspections or audits by regulatory agencies.
Implement and follow all policies and procedures to ensure the kitchen remains in full compliance with state guidelines.
Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent required; formal culinary education preferred.
Experience in food service, especially in healthcare or senior living, is a plus.
ServSafe or equivalent food safety certification (or willingness to obtain).
Strong leadership, organizational, and communication skills.
Ability to work daytime hours, with minimal late-night shifts.