Dietetic Technician PRN
$16.70 - $25.53 per hour
ApplyDietetic Technician PRN
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$16.70 - $25.53 per hour
About the role
- Prepare specialized infant formulas and human milk fortifications in the Infant Formula Preparation Room in accordance with physician or neonatal provider (NNP) orders.
- Maintain the highest sanitation and safety standards by cleaning and sanitizing all equipment before and after preparation, following hospital policy, HACCP standards, and aseptic technique.
- Accurately prepare specialty feedings using standardized recipes, ENFit compatible equipment, and required personal protective equipment (PPE).Calculate preparation volumes, yields, and additive requirements using calculators and Microsoft Excel-based tools.
- Identify when alternative feeding preparations are needed to ensure continuity of care.
- Print and apply feeding labels with correct patient identification, barcodes, and expiration details.
- Verify feeding orders and recipes in collaboration with registered dietitians, nurses, physicians, and nurse practitioners.
- Document all preparations and related data accurately in the electronic health record (EHR).Perform final quality checks, identifying and correcting errors prior to delivery.
- Deliver prepared feedings to the appropriate nursing units in a timely manner.
- Inventory, Equipment & Quality Control:
- Manage inventory for the formula room, including ordering to par levels, restocking, and monitoring expiration dates.
- Escalate supply shortages or issues promptly to appropriate leadership.
- Maintain daily temperature logs for refrigeration and freezer equipment.
- Monitor and communicate equipment maintenance needs.
- Generate EHR reports to validate all components of feeding orders prior to preparation.
- Enter charges accurately in Epic.
- Assist with training and support of ancillary staff as needed.
- Nutrition Screening & Education:
- Conduct nutrition screenings in accordance with hospital and departmental policies.
- Review medical records and interview patients to identify nutrition risk using established criteria.
- Escalate patients to registered dietitians for assessment when appropriate.
- Under the supervision of a registered dietitian, provide nutrition education to low risk patients using evidence based interventions.
- Refer high priority patients for advanced nutrition counseling and document all education in the medical record.
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