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Elizabeth Seton Children's

Nonprofit pediatric care, education, rehabilitation

Environmental Services Worker

Full-TimeDeadline 10/4/27
$24.52 - $26.31/hr
Mid
Yonkers, NY, USA
In Person
Cleaning & Custodial ServicesEnvironmental Services (Healthcare)

About the job

Requirements
  • Have 2–3 years of experience as a housekeeping worker or laundry worker; experience in a healthcare facility is preferred.
  • Be able to read, write, speak, and understand English fluently.
  • Meet or exceed the health standards and requirements for the position established by the New York State Department of Health and other regulatory agencies.
  • Meet the Center's general health requirements, including a medical and physical examination.
  • Be able to push, pull, move, or lift at least 35 pounds.
  • Be able to perform tasks that may involve exposure to residents' blood or body fluids.
  • Be able to assist with resident evacuation when necessary.
Responsibilities
  • Perform daily cleaning in resident rooms, nursing stations, lounges, restrooms, offices, and other assigned areas according to department procedures and facility standards.
  • Receive, sort, wash, dry, fold, track, and deliver laundry within the Children's Center according to prescribed standards.
  • Perform basic cleaning in assigned areas on established schedules using prescribed methods.
  • Clean resident rooms, offices, corridors, stairways, furniture, restrooms, shower rooms, and related areas, including high dusting, sanitizing, spot cleaning, bathroom cleaning, emptying wastebaskets, dusting floors, and vacuuming carpets.
  • Clean wheelchairs and other assigned equipment.
  • Dust horizontal surfaces and high areas, and damp-wipe stairway treads and railings.
  • Operate wet/dry vacuums, carpet vacuums, steamers, and pressure washers; vacuum carpets and runners and spot-clean as needed.
  • Damp-wipe furniture; clean and polish metal and porcelain bathroom fixtures; polish metal and other surfaces; replenish bathroom supplies.
  • Mop and sanitize floors in rooms and offices; dust and wet-mop floors; scrub or buff floors with appropriate equipment; vacuum and shampoo carpets; and assist with stripping and refinishing hard-surface floors.
  • Wash walls and glass doors, and spot-clean walls and windows as needed.
  • Perform check-out cleaning as assigned.
  • Transport waste from utility rooms and other collection points for disposal in the compactor or holding area.
  • Cycle-clean induction units, light fixtures, windows, ceilings, and walls.
  • Measure and mix cleaning chemicals.
  • Assist with cleaning emergency spills when observed or requested.
  • Keep assigned equipment clean and recommend repairs as needed; observe and report repair needs for equipment, furniture, buildings, and fixtures.
  • Collect, sort, and weigh soiled laundry, linen, and garments, placing them in appropriate containers.
  • Sort, count, and wash soiled laundry and linen according to established procedures.
  • Inspect and sort linen received from the laundry, record rejected items, and return them to the laundry.
  • Fold clean linen and deliver covered carts to user locations.
  • Count linen not used from the previous delivery and replenish linen according to established PAR levels.
  • Load and unload washers and dryers; wash and iron staff uniforms; and print and apply hot labels to residents' clothing.
  • Maintain linen-closet logs documenting unused linen and report discrepancies between established standards and actual usage.
  • Keep the linen room clean and orderly.
  • Assist with resident evacuation in the event of a fire or other internal disaster.
  • In the event of an external disaster, assist nursing staff with making extra beds, preparing extra linen deliveries, and other assigned duties.
  • Perform other related duties as needed or as directed by a supervisor, department director, or administrator.
Desired Qualifications
  • A high school diploma is preferred.
  • Experience as a housekeeping worker or laundry worker in a healthcare facility is preferred.

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Elizabeth Seton Children's

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Elizabeth Seton Children’s is a network of non-profit centers that provides integrated, long‑term care for children with complex medical needs through three linked services: a medical center, a special education school, and a rehabilitation center. Families access coordinated, holistic care from multidisciplinary teams that address medical treatment, education, therapy, and daily living in a unified setting. The organization emphasizes a family-based culture, respect, and determination to help children lead a full life, with services designed to support growth for both children and staff. Its goal is to create possibilities for children and their families by delivering seamless, comprehensive care and by offering career opportunities that contribute to that mission.

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What believers are saying

  • June 18, 2026 CDF funded 15 FluidFlo percussors, expanding respiratory capacity immediately.
  • September 15, 2026 Toy Foundation selected Seton, adding pediatric play-therapy grants.
  • Registered Respiratory Therapist hiring at $117,204-$127,205 signals continued care demand and retention spend.

What critics are saying

  • CMS and New York inspections still show citations, with another survey window in November 2026.
  • January 16, 2026 OCFS inspection recorded violations, including peeling paint, before correction.
  • Fundraising shortfalls could delay the 2028 Young Adult Center and strand aging residents.

What makes Elizabeth Seton Children's unique

  • Yonkers-based, 169-resident complex-care center with pediatric respiratory and rehabilitation specialization.
  • Building a five-story, $156 million, 96-bed Young Adult Center for medically complex adults.
  • Deep respiratory toolkit: FluidFlo percussors, Volara, and VOCSN support chronic tracheostomy care.

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Seton Children’s
Jun 18th, 2026
Grant Support from The Children's Dream Foundation.

Grant Support from The Children's Dream Foundation. June 18, 2026 With Grant Support from The Children's Dream Foundation, Elizabeth Seton Children's Center Expands Respiratory Care Program with 15 FluidFlo Processors Elizabeth Seton Children's Center announced that it has received a grant from The Children's Dream Foundation (CDF), an organization dedicated to improving the quality and delivery of medical and health-related services, especially emergency services, to children in the Hudson Valley. The award of $8,500 from The Children's Dream Foundation has been used to purchase 15 FluidFlo 2500 Pneumatic Hand-Held Percussors for Elizabeth Seton Children's Center in Yonkers, a post-acute center that serves 169 children and young adults with complex medical conditions. The devices provide highly effective chest physiotherapy, helping to loosen and mobilize build up in the lungs so it can be cleared more easily. The result is improved breathing, enhanced pulmonary health and greater comfort for children with complex respiratory conditions. "Many of our children face significant respiratory challenges and depend on therapies that help keep their lungs clear and healthy," said Yelena Yadgarova, Director of Respiratory Services. "The FluidFlo Percussor delivers gentle, targeted chest therapy using percussion that is both highly effective and comfortable for our residents. Because the device is lightweight, portable and easy to use, our respiratory therapists, nurses and even family members can provide consistent therapy wherever it's needed. We are deeply grateful to CDF for helping us expand access to this important treatment and further strengthening the respiratory care we provide every day." Among the children benefiting from FluidFlo therapy is Chelsea Lopez, a 20-year-old resident who relies on the treatment to help manage chronic respiratory challenges. Because Chelsea has limited mobility and a tracheostomy, she is unable to clear lung secretions through movement alone. FluidFlo therapy helps move secretions throughout her lungs, making it easier for caregivers to maintain her respiratory health and support faster recovery when illness occurs. The targeted percussion therapy helps open affected areas of her lungs, speeds recovery and reduces discomfort. Chelsea finds the therapy comforting and, in her words, "It's my favorite!" The FluidFlo devices complement other advanced respiratory technologies previously granted by The Children's Dream Foundation, including a Volara System and funding toward the purchase of a VOCSN Multifunction Ventilator, both of which remain in regular use at the children's center. "These new FluidFlo devices will allow more residents to receive timely, effective treatment that supports their breathing and improves their quality of life," Yadgarova said. "We are fortunate to have a longstanding partnership with CDF. Their generosity continues to bring innovative respiratory therapies and equipment to our children." Do you have any questions? Please contact Setonchildrens at 1 (833) 63-SETON