Cook - PRN - Arden Courts Parma - Join the Team!
Posted on October 24, 2025
Arden Courts is a reputable healthcare facility specializing in memory care and support for elderly residents, particularly those living with dementia. Known for its compassionate approach and industry-leading service delivery, Arden Courts is dedicated to creating a clean, safe, and comfortable environment for its residents. The organization emphasizes professionalism, sensitivity, and tact in all aspects of care and service, ensuring that residents receive the highest quality of support in a nurturing atmosphere.
The role of a Cook at Arden Courts is pivotal in maintaining this standard of excellence. Cooks are responsible for preparing appetizing and nutritious meals that meet the dietary needs of elderly residents, including those with specialized requirements due to dementia and other health conditions. They work closely with the Executive Chef to manage food service functions effectively, ensuring that every meal supports the health and well-being of the residents. This position requires more than just culinary skills; it demands a dedication to providing a positive dining experience within a residential healthcare setting. As part of a supportive team, the Cook contributes to the overall mission of Arden Courts by upholding cleanliness, safety, and comfort in the kitchen and dining areas.
In addition to a fulfilling and impactful role, Arden Courts offers amazing benefits to its employees, such as daily access to pay through ZayZoon, uniforms, employee discounts, employee appreciation events, an Employee Assistance Program (EAP), holiday premium pay for hours worked on holidays, and more. This employment opportunity provides a chance to be part of a respected company that values its workforce and actively supports their well-being and development. Candidates interested in joining Arden Courts as a Cook will find a role that is both challenging and rewarding, offering the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of elderly residents every day.
                - high school diploma or equivalent
 - basic reading and writing skills
 - ability to speak English in an understandable manner
 - previous experience in food preparation required
 - knowledge and experience in working with elderly and previous dementia experience preferred
 - food service sanitation certificate according to state or local requirements
 - ability to stand, walk, bend, and squat for prolonged periods
 - ability to lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds