Hospitality Server
Atria Physician Practice New YorkCalifornia, United States
Posted March 12, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Atria Physician Practice New York is a membership-based health care practice that combines precision medicine, preventive care, and longevity science to extend healthy life. The practice offers multidisciplinary services—including cardiology, neurology, integrative and women's health, lifestyle medicine, and longevity medicine—grounded in the latest research and data-driven protocols. Atria’s research arm, the Atria Health and Research Institute, conducts longitudinal studies and collaborates with partners to translate cutting-edge discoveries into accessible preventive interventions. By focusing on biologically possible prevention rather than reactive treatment, the organization seeks to close disparities in health care and lead a global shift toward proactive wellness.
Job Description
The Atria Health Institute is a membership-based primary and specialty health care practice with a focus on prevention and longevity. The role of a Hospitality Server involves providing exceptional service to members, maintaining high standards of cleanliness and proper appearance, and communicating effectively with the medical and hospitality teams.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- 3+ years in the hospitality service industry, preferably in fine dining
- Required to become familiar with the menu, including allergens and abbreviations while adhering to the standard operational procedures for the institute
Benefits
- Excellent health and wellness benefits, fully covered by Atria, effective date of hire
- OneMedical membership for employees & dependents, giving access to 24/7 virtual care
- Fertility & family planning
- Company-covered preventive health screenings through partner hospitals (calcium score)
- Fitness Perks, including Wellhub +
- 401k contributions and 4% match starting after 6 months
- Flexible Time Off
- Continuing medical education (CME) and CEU support for professional licensure