Part-Time

Environmental Services Technician

Evs Tech, UH Truman Medical Center

University Health

University Health

1,001-5,000 employees

Academic health system with teaching hospitals

No salary listed

Kansas City, MO, USA

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Cleaning & Custodial Services (1)
Requirements
  • Communication Skills: You should be able to speak and read English and communicate effectively with staff, patients, and visitors. Both verbal and written communication skills are key.
  • Physical Strength: Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs regularly, and occasionally handle heavier items when necessary.
  • Equipment Knowledge: Know how to operate cleaning and floor care equipment safely and effectively.
  • Training Readiness: Be ready to complete a competency assessment after undergoing training and mentoring within 30-60 days of hire.
  • Attention to Detail: Be able to follow both written and verbal instructions and pay attention to all the small details that make a big difference in cleanliness and safety.
Responsibilities
  • Cleaning & Service: Follow established procedures to clean and service different hospital areas, from patient rooms to common spaces, ensuring they are in top condition.
  • Furniture & Equipment Moves: Move furniture, equipment, and supplies around departments as needed, helping to set up spaces for various hospital functions.
  • Safety & Sanitation: Perform a variety of tasks to maintain the hospital’s cleanliness, always following infection control standards and safety procedures to prevent hazards and keep everyone safe.
  • Operating Equipment: Use electric and battery-powered floor care equipment to keep floors spotless – safely and efficiently.
  • Chemical Safety: Read and understand cleaning chemical labels to know their contents and first aid instructions, ensuring safe usage for yourself and others.
Desired Qualifications
  • Education: A high school diploma or GED is preferred.
  • Healthcare Experience: Experience working in a healthcare environment is a plus!
  • Experience in Environmental Services: 6 months of experience in environmental service duties within an institution would be an advantage.

University Health is an academic health system with two acute-care hospitals, a large behavioral health program, a long-term care facility, and multiple primary care clinics. It delivers inpatient, emergency, surgical, and outpatient care through a connected network and serves as the primary teaching hospital for the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, where doctors also train tomorrow’s physicians. Its downtown campus houses a Level One Trauma Center, and the system includes specialty centers like a cancer center, eye center, imaging, and a Family Birthplace. The goal is to provide accessible, high-quality care for the community, educate future healthcare professionals, and improve health outcomes for all patients.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$1M

Headquarters

Kansas City, Missouri

Founded

1962

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What believers are saying

  • $2.3M expansion into Independence office space starts April 2024.
  • $1M McCombs Foundation gift boosts pediatric transplant program.
  • $300M Belvidere Park hospital adds 100 University Health acute beds.

What critics are saying

  • UHS $63M mental health hospital opens 2026, capturing Independence market share.
  • State repurposes Center for Behavioral Medicine, eliminating 50 acute beds.
  • Belvidere Park state control sidelines University Health revenue from short-term care.

What makes University Health unique

  • Largest comprehensive behavioral health program in Kansas City area.
  • Primary teaching hospital for UMKC School of Medicine.
  • Two acute care academic hospitals with specialist physicians.

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