Alvesta Lovick

Housekeepers in a medical clinic responsibilities include ensuring all patient rooms, exam rooms, pharmacy areas, and common spaces are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. The role requires maintaining infection control protocols, handling biohazard waste properly, restocking supplies, and supporting the healthcare team in creating a safe, hygienic, and welcoming environment for patients and staff.

• Disinfected and mopped bathrooms to keep facilities sanitary and clean.
• Swept high ceilings, tight spaces and around furniture to remove built up dust and cobwebs.
• Scrubbed floors with special cleaners and equipment to achieve deep clean.
• Emptied waste paper and other trash from premises and moved to appropriate receptacles.
• Collected trash and moved garbage cans from kitchen areas to pick-up stations.
• Hang, cleaned and rehung draperies to maintain freshness.
• Eliminated germs and minimized infection risk with expert bathroom and kitchen cleanings.
• Verified cleanliness and organization of storage areas and carts.
• Vacuumed rugs and carpeted areas in offices, lobbies, and corridors.
• Operated electronic backpack vacuums and floor sweepers.
• Dusted picture frames and wall hangings with cloth.
• Used chemicals by following safety protocols and procedures to avoid burns and injuries.
• Disposed of trash and recyclables each day to avoid waste buildup.
• Hand-dusted and wiped down office furniture, fixtures, and window sills to keep areas clean and comfortable.