Hospital Housekeeping Leadership Bench

Colorado Springs, CO
Full Time
Mid Level

Job Requisition – Hospital Housekeeping Leadership Bench

Position Type: Evergreen / Talent Pipeline
Department: Environmental Services (EVS) / Facilities Support
Reports To: Environmental Services Manager / Program Manager
Locations:
  • Salt Lake City, UT
  • Colorado Springs, CO
Employment Type: Full-Time (Future Opportunity)
Position Summary
in Collaborative is building a talent pipeline of Hospital Housekeeping leaders to support potential upcoming federal healthcare facility contracts. These roles will support environmental cleaning and hospital housekeeping services within Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities.
Selected candidates will be placed into a bench candidate pool and may be contacted immediately upon contract award to support operations at VA healthcare facilities.
Hospital housekeeping leadership plays a critical role in maintaining infection prevention standards, patient safety, and environmental cleanliness within healthcare environments.
Positions in This Talent Pipeline
Candidates may be considered for the following roles:
• Hospital Housekeeping Supervisor
• Hospital Housekeeping Shift Leader
Hospital Housekeeping Supervisor – Minimum Qualifications
• Minimum 5 years of professional housekeeping experience
• Minimum 3 years of general housekeeping experience
• Minimum 2 years of hospital housekeeping experience
• Experience supervising housekeeping teams in a healthcare environment preferred
• Knowledge of infection prevention and hospital sanitation protocols
• Familiarity with OSHA, CDC, and healthcare cleaning standards
Preferred experience in:
• Veterans Affairs medical centers
• Joint Commission compliant facilities
• Healthcare environmental services operations
Hospital Housekeeping Shift Leader – Minimum Qualifications
• Minimum 1 year of experience within the last 3 years in hospital housekeeping services
• Experience leading or coordinating housekeeping staff preferred
• Must meet or exceed comparable industry certifications and training standards
Preferred certifications:
• IEHA (International Executive Housekeepers Association)
• CHEST Certification (Certified Healthcare Environmental Services Technician)
• Equivalent healthcare environmental services certifications
Candidates must comply with industry, state, and federal continuing education requirements where applicable.
Key Responsibilities
• Supervise or lead housekeeping personnel performing hospital cleaning operations
• Ensure compliance with VA sanitation, infection control, and safety protocols
• Monitor cleaning quality and adherence to hospital environmental service standards
• Train and mentor housekeeping staff
• Coordinate daily cleaning schedules and staffing assignments
• Maintain documentation and quality control records
• Support patient safety initiatives and hospital cleanliness standards
Why Join in Collaborative
in Collaborative provides customized partnership solutions to healthcare organizations, supporting the built environment through operational excellence, data-driven insights, and innovative service delivery models.
Our Hospital Housekeeping teams play a vital role in ensuring safe, sanitary, and compliant healthcare environments that support patient care and facility operations.

Work Authorization / Background
Candidates must be able to:
• Pass federal background investigations
• Meet VA facility credentialing requirements
• Comply with all federal healthcare facility regulations

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