Overview

The Cook is responsible for the preparation of daily meals and menus, as well as for ceremonies and other special meetings. They are responsible for the cleanliness of the kitchen and storage areas as well as ensuring the equipment is kept in working order. They are responsible for the duties of the Kitchen Supervisor when the supervisor is away.

OPERATIONAL DUTIES/CLIENT SUPPORT

·         Learn the food ordering system and be a backup for the Kitchen Supervisor

·         Work with the Kitchen Supervisor to develop menus.

·         Prepares or assists in preparation of complete meals- preparing and cooking soups, meats, gravies, vegetables, desserts, salads, baked goods, etc.

·         Requires a good knowledge of principles and quantity cooking and experience in quantity cooking of vegetables, meat, fish and poultry, baked goods, etc.

Assists in menu planning and recipe development

·         Maintain kitchen work areas, equipment, or utensils in clean an orderly condition

·         Clean or prepare various foods for cooking or serving

·         May be responsible for checking supplies and groceries received in work area

·         Putting away deliver food or supplies into the appropriate area

·         Attend all mandatory team meetings, training initiatives and working groups

·         Adhere to the weekly planning schedule as set out by the kitchen supervisor which identifies weekly roles and responsibilities

·         Participates in supervision meeting to improve skills and abilities

·         Identify and report immediately to your supervisor any inappropriate and unethical behaviour witnessed of staff or clientele

·         Adhere to established Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre policies, code of professional conduct, and code of ethics which holds all staff accountable for their behavior and professionalism.

·         Support the Accreditation process and adhere to all Accreditation processes and standards as per the Canadian Accreditation Council

·         Performs other related duties as assigned

·         Maintain clearly defined professional boundaries in engaging clientele.

·         Comply with Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre Code of professional and ethical conduct when associating with clientele.

 

 

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About Poundmaker's Lodge Treatment Centres

Poundmaker’s Lodge is known as Canada’s first addictions treatment centre specifically for Indigenous clients. It has been in operation for more than 50 years. Poundmaker’s Lodge was named after Chief Poundmaker (Pitikwahanapiwiyin) of Saskatchewan, a prominent leader of the Treaty 6 territory, who was known for his wisdom and leadership. Our vision is to have our communities free from addictions and support balanced lifestyles.