Dietary Services Leader / Registered Dietitian Preferred

Posted 8 days ago

rural staffing servicesOdessa (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25.00 to $29.00 per hour

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About the role

Dietary Services Leader / Registered Dietitian PreferredOdessa, Washington, United States Dietary Services Leader / Registered Dietitian Preferred Dietary Services Leader | Registered Dietitian PreferredOdessa, Washington | Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center
Salary: $25.00 to $29.00 per hour based on experience Position Type: Full-time
Our Process This opportunity is being supported by Rural Staffing Services in partnership with Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center. We believe rural healthcare hiring should be transparent, thoughtful, and built on real connection. That means: You see the hospital, location, and compensation up front You have a real conversation with us, not just submit a resume Your story, experience, and goals are shared in a meaningful way with the hospital Rural Staffing Services serves as the first step in this process. We work directly with hospital leadership to present thoughtfully vetted candidates so their teams can stay focused on patient care while we focus on connection. To be considered for this role, please apply through Rural Staffing Services using the link below. If you apply directly to the hospital, we may not be able to include you in this process. This is a relationship-first hiring process where your story matters, not just your resume. We will personally connect with you. This is how hiring should feel in rural healthcare. Welcome to the difference of Rural Staffing Services.

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