Clinical Dietitian

Posted 4 days ago

ironside human resourcesNorth Myrtle Beach (SC)

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Job Description: A well established healthcare facility located near North Myrtle Beach, SC is seeking a full-time, Clinical Dietitian to join their team! The Clinical Dietitian Job Details: Full-time, direct hire position Mon-Fri, day shift schedule $10,000 Sign on Bonus Great nutrition leadership and administration team! Provide clinical nutritional services in the form of nutrition assessments, education and medical nutrition therapy for all ages for patients. Conduct nutrition therapy/nutritional assessments to patients. Provide on-going nutrition therapy by collaborating with other disciplines on the health care team to coordinate medical nutrition therapy needs, participate in multidisciplinary rounds and contribute to hospital quality improvement initiatives.
The Clinical Dietitian Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree in nutrition is preferred Must have active Dietitian license Preferable to have previous dietetics experience, but not required, open to new grads
The South Carolina Location: Enjoy the unparalleled beauty of living near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where pristine sandy shores meet the sparkling Atlantic Ocean Breathe in the fresh sea air daily, and indulge in a coastal lifestyle that offers relaxation, water activities, and stunning sunsets, creating an ideal backdrop for a serene and enjoyable living experience

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