Registered Dietitian - Travel

Posted 9 days ago

b2b staffing servicesLos Angeles (CA)

Dietitians and Nutritionists Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners

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About the role

Registered Dietitian – Travel

Location: West Hollywood, CAThis exciting travel/contract opportunity invites a skilled Dietitian to join a dynamic healthcare nutrition team, providing patient-centered dietary care and collaborating with clinical staff. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of Registered Dietitian experience, RD/RDN credentials, a BS in Dietetics or Nutrition, proficiency in healthcare food service operations, and an active license at the time of submission. First-time travelers are welcome, with a schedule that includes weekday coverage along with periodic weekend and holiday shifts to keep patient meals and nutrition programs running smoothly. You'll join a collaborative environment that values ongoing professional growth, hands-on program operations, and delivering exceptional nutrition care as part of a supportive team.

Requirements:

2 years experience as a Registered DietitianRD/RDN certificationBS in Dietetics Nutrition or related field
Healthcare food and nutrition service operations or comparable experienceEPIC computer proficiency
Active license required at time of submissionNO scheduling requests accommodated
No RTO within first 2 weeks
Weekend coverage every third week and some holidays

If you are a qualified Registered Dietitian and looking for an exciting contract position with competitive compensation and benefits packages, apply today!

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