What are the responsibilities and job description for the EVS Worker position at Luna Rehabilitation?
Key Responsibilities of an EVS Worker
Cleaning and Disinfecting:
Cleaning and disinfecting resident rooms, bathrooms, hallways, and common areas.
Sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and polishing floors.
Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, fixtures, and equipment.
Ensuring compliance with infection control protocols and guidelines.
Waste Management:
Properly handling and disposing of trash and waste materials, including biohazardous waste.
Emptying and relining trash receptacles.
Linen Management:
Distributing clean linen and transporting soiled linen.
Sorting, classifying, and marking items sent to the laundry.
Other Duties:
Dusting, cleaning, and polishing surfaces and finishes on furniture, woodwork, and fixtures.
Washing windows, walls, and counters.
Moving and rearranging furniture.
Operating typical electrical janitorial equipment.
Following established safety procedures and guidelines.
Additional Notes:
EVS workers often have contact with residents and their families, so good communication and interpersonal skills are important.
They may be required to lift and move equipment and supplies.
Some EVS positions may require specific training or certifications related to infection control or hazardous waste handling.
EVS professionals are considered the first line of defense against the spread of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).
