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MarinHealth

Integrated hospital, foundation, and clinician network

Environmental Services Aide

Full-Time
$29.71 - $37.58
Entry
Greenbrae, Kentfield, CA, USA
In Person
Cleaning & Custodial ServicesEnvironmental Services (Healthcare)

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum of six months of experience in an acute care hospital, skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility, or medical clinic is preferred.
  • Twelve months of experience as a janitor in an office building or commercial complex, or as a hotel housekeeper, is acceptable.
  • Integrative Agitation Management (IAMTAC) is required within 30 days of hire.
  • Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions.
  • Ability to organize work tasks and carry them through to a timely conclusion.
  • Ability to work cooperatively with supervisory personnel and other employees.
  • Possess a flexible attitude regarding performing varied job tasks and work assignments.
  • Measles, mumps, varicella, and annual influenza immunizations are required as a condition of employment and annually thereafter; medical or religious exemptions will be considered consistent with applicable law.
Responsibilities
  • Perform daily cleaning tasks in public areas, patient care areas, and ancillary patient support areas, including offices and exam rooms, following department policies and procedures and maintaining or exceeding cleanliness and sanitation standards set by Marin County, the California Department of Public Health, and The Joint Commission.
  • Perform scheduled cycle cleaning and non-scheduled project tasks as required.
  • Dust mop floors using chemically treated dust cloths or cloth dust mops.
  • Wet mop floors using hospital-approved, registered disinfectants or appropriate floor care products.
  • Vacuum carpets in assigned work areas.
  • Spot clean walls, windows, doors, and other surfaces using appropriate cleaning products.
  • Dust horizontal and vertical surfaces using treated cloths or dust mops with appropriate dusting tools.
  • Polish metal surfaces and fixtures with appropriate polishing products.
  • Restock paper products and other supplies in assigned work areas daily.
  • Empty, clean, and reline waste baskets and other trash receptacles with plastic liners.
  • Move, transport, and realign beds and other furniture as needed.
  • Collect trash and soiled linen from the work area and take it to the designated storage area.
  • Disinfect fixtures, beds, furnishings, and surfaces with hospital-approved, registered disinfectant using approved cleaning procedures.
  • Clean stairways, exits, entrances, and elevators according to departmental procedures.
  • Perform routine daily cleaning of patient rooms and treatment areas.
  • Perform terminal cleaning of patient rooms and treatment areas, including removing trash and soiled linen, high and low dusting, spot cleaning and disinfecting, cleaning and disinfecting beds, making beds with clean linens, sweeping and mopping floors, and visually inspecting the work.
  • Maintain cleaning tools, equipment, and Environmental Services storage areas in a clean and organized manner.
  • Follow universal precautions when cleaning rooms designated as isolation by the Infection Prevention Coordinator.
  • Adhere to the hospital’s service standards and behaviors.
  • Sort and distribute clean linen as assigned.
  • Inspect and evaluate completed tasks against quality standards.
  • Maintain standards designed for compliance with The Joint Commission, Title 22, and other regulatory agencies.
  • Perform other departmental tasks as assigned.
  • Use cleaning products and floor care chemicals appropriately and safely, including preparing end-use products.
  • Remove biohazard waste from patient rooms to the soiled utility room on the immediate floor.
  • Use hospital automotive vehicles when assigned.
  • Distribute assignments to staff when assigned.
  • Act as a mentor or trainer for new staff when assigned.
  • Distribute clean linen and/or scrub apparel and exchange carts to designated units when assigned.
  • Tear down and set up conference or meeting rooms, offices, patient rooms, and other spaces when assigned.
  • Change drapes and cubicle curtains in patient rooms, treatment areas, offices, and public areas when assigned.
  • Clean window blinds when assigned.
  • Wash ceilings and walls and clean interior windows according to department procedures when assigned.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • High school level education or equivalent is preferred.
  • A minimum of six months of experience in an acute care hospital, skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility, or medical clinic is preferred.

About the company

MarinHealth combines a not-for-profit hospital, a medical network of over 125 clinicians in 25 locations, and a foundation to deliver health and wellness services from education to diagnosis and treatment. Care is delivered through MarinHealth Medical Center and its broad provider network, with the MarinHealth Foundation supporting community health initiatives and a UCSF Health alliance expanding specialty access. It stands apart as a not-for-profit, community-focused system that integrates hospital, network, and foundation with a regional footprint and a focus on whole-person care. The goal is to provide Marin County residents with high-quality, accessible healing care across education, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing wellness through an integrated local network and strategic partnerships.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Larkspur, California

Founded

2019

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What believers are saying

  • CMS named MarinHealth one of only 29 California hospitals with five stars on June 8, 2026.
  • Fitch expects stronger operations and financing progress over the next 12 months.
  • Women’s Lifelong Health and Wellness Clinic opened in April 2026, expanding higher-margin outpatient care.

What critics are saying

  • On February 18, 2026, 1,200 workers struck over health benefits and contract delays.
  • CNA and Teamsters accused MarinHealth management of bad-faith bargaining and canceled sessions in February 2026.
  • A pending patient-recording privacy class action threatens HIPAA scrutiny and costly injunctive relief through 2026.

What makes MarinHealth unique

  • MarinHealth Medical Center earned CMS five stars in 2026, rare among 4,609 hospitals.
  • Fitch affirmed BBB debt on July 30, 2026, with a positive outlook.
  • The Haynes Heart & Vascular Institute launched June 30, 2026, deepening North Bay specialty care.

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