Odyssey Information Service is hiring: Clinical Dietitian in Houston

Posted 10 days ago

odyssey information serviceHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Day shift (M-F; 8am-5pm) Positions available in Houston Med Center AND The Woodlands, TX MUST BE REGISTERED/LICENSED
Duties:
  • Develops, implements and evaluates patient nutritional care plans.
  • Provides age-appropriate assessments of all patients identified at nutrition risk to include diabetes management and education per established timeframe/guidelines.
  • Adapts nutrition plan to specific economic, social, cultural, and age-appropriate patient needs.
  • Reassess patients at appropriate intervals and adjusts plan of care as warranted.
  • Provides age appropriate education to support the nutritional plan of care.
  • Assesses learning needs and readiness to learn for all patients/families.
  • Participates in the development and review of education materials and department resources to meet the needs of the populations served.
Skills:
  • Knowledge of nutrition, medical nutrition therapy and pediatrics.
  • Ability to observe deficiencies and formulate actions to correct the situation, make assessments and recommendations, educate others on nutritional needs, and use word processing, spreadsheet and nutrition programs on a computer.
Education
RD: Cert-Registered Dietitian Commission on Dietetic Registry- Required
LD: Licensed Dietitian Texas Department of Licensing- Required Bachelor's Degree- Required

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