Part Time Server

Server

Job description

Bridgeport Place Assisted Living & Memory Care is hiring Part-Time Dining Room Servers to join our friendly team!

This position is perfect for someone looking for flexible hours, a positive work environment, and meaningful work serving seniors in our community. Unlike restaurant work, there are no late nights and a supportive team atmosphere.

Pay- $17.50/hour

No experience required - we are happy to train the right person!

Great position for

  • Students
  • Someone looking for a second job
  • Parents needing flexible hours
  • Anyone who enjoys working with seniors
Weekend availability is a plus!

What You'll Do

  • Set up the dining room for meal service
  • Take residents’ meal orders
  • Serve food and beverages in a restaurant-style dining room
  • Clear and reset tables
  • Help create a welcoming dining experience for residents
  • Work closely with kitchen and care staff
What We're Looking For
  • Friendly and reliable
  • Team player with a positive attitude
  • Comfortable interacting with seniors
  • Able to stay organized in a fast-paced environment
Food Service Experience Is Helpful, But Not Required. Why Work at Bridgeport Place?
  • Supportive team environment
  • Meaningful work with wonderful residents
  • Predictable hours
  • No late-night restaurant shifts
  • Opportunity to grow within our community
If you enjoy helping others and want to be part of a team that makes a difference every day, we’d love to meet you! Apply today to join the Bridgeport Place team.
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