Cecelia M. Sigman
Personal
Mail : * Oak Plaza, Suite 203, Asheville, NC 28801-3039
Home : ** ******** ******* ****, *********, NC 28803
Phone : Home: 298-9391 (Area Code: 828)
Email : abl84t@r.postjobfree.com
Family : Husband: Lloyd M. Sigman (married 1972)
Children: Ashley Sigman Collier (born 1975)
Russell Curtis Sigman (born 1977)
Laurel Sigman Lynch (born 1979)
Education
1960 : Diploma, Chapman High School, Apalachicola, Florida
1964 : Bachelor of Science Degree in Vocational Home Economics,
Florida State
University
Employment
1966-1975 Vocational Home Economics Teacher
1964-1966 Cocoa Beach High School, Cocoa Beach Florida
1966-1967 Eielson AFB Middle School, Eielson AFB, Alaska
1967-1968 Pahokee High School, Pahokee, Florida
1968-1972 Niceville High School, Niceville, Florida
1973-1975 Romulus Junior High School, Romulus, Michigan
All job changes due to voluntary relocation
1980-2009 Memorial Mission Hospital, Food and Nutrition Department
1980-1989 Supervisor, Retail Services, Memorial Campus
Responsible for cafeteria, catering and 20 employees
1989-1996 Manager, Patient Services, Memorial Campus
Responsible for patient trayline, dish room, diet
office, hostess program and 25 employees
1996-2003 Manager, Retail Services, Memorial Campus
Responsible for cafeteria, vending, and 25 employees
2003-2009 Site Manager, St Joseph's Campus
Responsible for all operations including production,
patient services, retail services, and 50 employees
All job changes due to promotion
October 31, 2009: Position eliminated due to hospital
contracting with Morrison's
for department management
Mission Hospital Committees and Awards
. Hospital Safety Committee (five years)
. Safety trainer for Nutrition Services (four years)
. Nursing/Food and Nutrition Committee - team leader
. Grievance Committee (two years)
. Excellence in Action Award (three times)
. Personal Touch Task Force - original instructor for hospital personnel
. Safety Education Committee - developed safety education instruction for
all hospital personnel
Mission Leadership Development Seminars (last three years)
. Employee Opinion Survey Action Planning
. Leading in the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) Era
. Getting the Most From Your Patient Satisfaction Scores
. Recruitment and Retention of Minority Employees
. Transformational Leadership
. Employee Engagement
. Diversity Teleconference Series
Selected Accomplishments (last 10 years)
. Developed a comprehensive training program and manual for supervisors.
Personally trained three new supervisors for three weeks in summer 2009.
. Worked with Facility Services to renovate current storeroom to add more
square foot storage space/better organization/remove any hallway storage
of groceries and patient carts.
. Conducted all department orientation of all new staff on St. Joseph's
campus. Developed material/content.
. Developed and implemented new floor stock procedures with Nursing Units
on the St. Joseph's campus. Inserviced nursing and nutrition staff.
Resulted in improved operation, better efficiency and less overtime than
previous method.
. Developed Interview Guide for all positions (currently using).
. Updated all training guides for all positions in past two years.
. Helped develop annual/monthly mandatory nutrition service education for
all staff. Developed material/content/tracking attendance. Personally
conducted all training of 50 staff members annually.
. Updated cash handling procedures for improved accuracy/accountability.
. Helped develop/update cafeteria menus for improved customer
satisfaction.
. Filled in as needed for absent supervisors and employees, and still
timely completed all assigned tasks.
. Helped implement the new cash register system currently in use in the
cafeterias. Inputted information into system to organize before going
"live" for best efficiency and ease of use.
. Developed criteria oriented job descriptions for food service
assistants, hostess personnel, diet clerks and patient service
supervisors.
. Helped revise, develop and improve patient menus. Involved major
changes, printing of menus, development of spreadsheets and diagrams for
food placement on trayline and conducted inservicing of personnel.
. Worked with Asheville-Buncombe Community College program for the re-
training of individuals in the work force. Set up two week training
course with Nutrition Services. Have had over 20 people train in our
department.
. Developed and implemented new COLD BULK service on patient trayline.
Saved labor in production area; improved temperature controls; improved
patient satisfaction. Featured in "Quality in Action" (ARAMARK National
Newsletter).
. Reduced patient trayline from two hot steamtables to one. Designed new
five well steamtable built especially for our needs. Researched
equipment, involved trayline personnel in decisions/suggestions.
Developed steamtable diagrams for menu cycle. Resulted in decrease in
one FTE, improved efficiency of operation.
. Responsible for outside food service to Mountain Gericare providing
lunches for 30-35 customers. Developed menu and procedures for
transportation, inserviced personnel.
. Instrumental in the purchase of the pot wash machine. Researched
equipment, visited sites with machine in use taking along pot washer and
supervisor. Resulted in higher employee morale of people working this
position and improved efficiency.
. Worked with Human Resources and Asheville Vocational program to hire
students to work part time on our P.M. trayline as school credit.
. Worked with Handiskills in Asheville for possible employment of
individuals.
. Attended several Nursing Supervisor/Unit Secretary Retreats to address
food service issues. Made and showed video of nutrition services
procedures from time of patient food request from nursing through the
production of trays.
. Helped conduct tours of nursing personnel of patient food requests from
time of order to actual production of trays.
My Job at Mission Hospital
My job at Mission Hospial was to help my department director to do
his job - feeding the patients, staff and visitors with quality, cost
effective products. Serving thousands of meals every day, with no two
alike due to patient medical restrictions and staff's taste for variety,
was difficult. On a hospital's limited budget, it was truly a challenge -
a challenge I willingly accepted.
Meeting that challenge took a great team. I was a proud member of
that team. Sometimes I was the leader, sometimes a follower, always a
helper. I was loyal to my superiors, peers, and subordinates, because we
needed each other to got the job done. My communication skills,
dependability and constant attitude of cooperation get my people to work
with each other, and others in the hospital to work with us. After all,
the way I saw it, we all had the same job.
Seeing that big picture, and also the individual and ever changing
details that comprise it, are visions I have developed over the years of
doing and caring. I looked for opportunities for improvement, then worked
for the best method to improve. I cared deeply about my job. That is why
I gave Mission my best for 29 years. I welcome the opportunity to continue
giving my best to a new employer.
References
Wil Bowler : 299-9329 Regina Humphries:
277-3522
Amy King : 667-3813 Lois Jones(personal): 298-
3189
Conclusion
I want to continue working. I believe I have consistently proven
myself to be extremely dependable, loyal, caring, committed, capable and
productive. I would like to be hired for the position I have applied for.
I hope you will agree that I have earned your serious consideration.
Thank you.
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Cecelia M. Sigman