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Houston Methodist

Nonprofit academic medical center with hospitals

Facilities Housekeeping Supervisor

Environmental Services (Healthcare)Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHouston, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required, or an additional four years of experience in lieu of the degree.
  • Two years of hospital environmental services experience is preferred.
  • A Texas state driver license is required.
  • Houston Methodist DOT Hazardous Materials Certification is required and must be renewed every three years within 90 days.
  • Proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing English sufficient to perform essential job functions, especially those affecting patient or employee safety and security.
  • Knowledge of housekeeping and building service operations.
  • Knowledge of quality improvement processes.
  • Ability to teach others to deliver service according to department quality standards.
  • Ability to access information within the department and hospital system to support departmental needs.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Webmail.
  • A Basic Life Support certification or instructor credential from the American Heart Association is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee daily work activities and operations of the assigned department or work unit, directing staff and setting priorities and functional standards to support service quality, productivity, efficiency, and customer and patient satisfaction.
  • Participate in employee selection, scheduling, supervision, retention, and evaluation; maintain staffing levels and budget compliance; develop and mentor staff; ensure employees are trained and comply with policies and procedures; and support department turnover goals.
  • Consult with department leadership on coaching, corrective counseling, and employee performance; conduct new-hire feedback sessions and provide recognition as appropriate.
  • Plan and lead daily team huddles, model professional communication and teamwork, facilitate problem resolution, and teach staff to explain the rationale for decisions.
  • Organize workflow, proactively solve problems, anticipate needs, manage competing priorities, and report departmental needs and issues to management; participate on committees as directed.
  • Submit equipment and supply orders, educate staff on proper use, validate staff competencies, and provide in-service training on equipment, supplies, and process changes.
  • Ensure room-cleaning and inspection processes are followed to meet or exceed HCAHPS cleanliness scores.
  • Build strategic working relationships with other areas, teams, departments, and units to support business goals.
  • Maintain a safe and effective work environment; assist with monitoring or revising the department safety plan and required accreditation or regulatory safety guidelines.
  • Use and optimize information systems and participate in performance improvement and data management or analysis as directed.
  • Monitor and improve workflow, support peer accountability, identify solutions collaboratively, model situational awareness, and participate in assigned root-cause investigations.
  • Monitor compliance with policies, procedures, human-resources standards, and related requirements; take associated action when standards are not met.
  • Ensure safety rules and procedures are followed, correct minor hazards, observe infection-control precautions, and comply with regulatory standards.
  • Ensure equipment and chemicals are properly labeled, maintained, and stored; conduct quality audits of equipment, processes, and outcomes.
  • Help manage department expenditures and meet financial targets through productivity, efficient supply and resource use, and control of incidental and percentage overtime.
  • Manage staffing needs, including schedules, time-off requests, and timekeeping; establish and monitor cost-effective supply purchasing and inventory processes; and develop staffing plans to meet labor-productivity goals.
  • Implement operational changes, motivate employees, and follow through to ensure behavior changes; support organizational and department goals; identify industry trends and implement improvements to practices and workflows.
  • Develop team members' skills and competencies, support performance and outcome improvement, provide relevant learning opportunities, and discuss staff development plans.
  • Identify personal development needs, take appropriate action, conduct career discussions with management, and maintain an up-to-date development plan.
  • May perform staff duties and responsibilities as needed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two years of hospital environmental services experience.
  • A Basic Life Support certification or instructor credential from the American Heart Association.

About the Company

Houston Methodist

Nonprofit academic medical center with hospitals

Houston Methodist is a nonprofit academic medical center and hospital system in the Houston area. It delivers fee-for-service care through eight hospitals, focusing on cancer, heart and vascular care, transplantation, neurosciences, orthopedics, and digestive disorders, and treats thousands of international patients. The system combines patient care with research, education, and philanthropy through the Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation, with its flagship at the Texas Medical Center and partnerships with Weill Cornell Medicine, Texas A&M, and Rice University that support programs like EnMed and a broad clinical trials network via the Houston Methodist Research Institute. Its goal is to improve patient outcomes by providing high-quality medical care while expanding research, education, and collaborative clinical programs.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Founded
2008

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