Food Services Associate - Float
Providence Digital Innovation Group
Salary undisclosed
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Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- parental leave
- life insurance
- disability insurance
About this role
Providence Digital Innovation Group is hiring a Food Services Associate – Float for its Seattle office, a part-time position within one of the largest health care systems in the country. As a float, you'll provide flexible food service support across multiple locations or shifts as needed, working in-office within Providence's network of hospitals and clinics. The role is entry-level and does not require prior experience, making it accessible to candidates new to food service work.
Providence emphasizes its commitment to employee support through competitive benefits including health coverage, retirement matching, paid leave, and wellness resources. The organization operates across seven western states and serves over 120,000 employees, positioning this as a role within a stable, mission-driven employer focused on serving vulnerable populations. While this is part-time work, Providence's stated approach to career development and inclusive workplace culture may appeal to candidates seeking a supportive environment alongside flexible scheduling.
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