Looking for Administrative, Dietitian - Project Supervisor / Hospital in Norman, OK

Posted 11 days ago

trice healthcareNorman (OK)

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Administrative, Dietitian - Project Supervisor / Hospital
Position: Permanent full time
Location: Norman, Oklahoma
Shift: Days, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm (Mon - Fri), no weekend reqmt
Salary #####9,483 - 80,828/annually (based on education and experience) with benefits
Job Responsibilities:
  • The Clinical Nutrition Supervisor is a valued leader in the Food and Nutrition Department
  • Leads the clinical nutrition team in providing evidence based nutrition care
  • Responsible for clinical nutrition team and diet office/call center
  • Collaborates with the medical team
  • Leads clinical nutrition performance improvement projects
  • Provides nutrition education and training to healers in the department and the health system
  • Preceptor for Dietetic Interns
  • Super User for nutrition software
Requirements: Completion of a BS degree program approved by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics that leads to registration as a Registered Dietitian. Basic knowledge of subspecialty areas (nutrition support, diabetes, cardiology, renal, oncology, etc.)Registration with the CDR and an Oklahoma State Dietitian license. Must obtain a food handlers permit from the Cleveland County Health dept. before hire (or within 1 week of hire).Two years of clinical experience in an acute care facility. Previous experience working in a clinical diet office or previous supervisory experience at a clinical diet office. If interested or for more information.

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