Clinical Dietitian (Part-Time)
$34 - $38 hourly
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$34 - $38 hourly
About the role
- Develop and implement nutritional care plans based on assessments, integrating them into overall care plans
- Monitor and document the nutritional status of Continuing Care residents and report findings
- Evaluate, document, and report on nutritional needs and discharge summaries for Home Health and Hospice residents
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to provide nutritional counseling and education
- Educate on dietary plans, food selection, and adapt recommendations to individual needs
- Oversee food production systems, sanitation, and menu compliance with regulatory standards
- Contribute to the supervision, training, and evaluation of dining services staff
- Conduct Quality Assurance audits and maintain confidentiality and safety of records
- Ensure all services and programs comply with federal, state, and local regulations
- Maintain professional knowledge, registration, and licensure, while fostering effective relationships with team members and residents
- Licensed Dietitian and Registered Dietitian with the Commission on Dietetic Registration
- Experience in health care food service management and clinical nutrition preferred
- Knowledge of and ability to utilize clinical and administrative dietetics including issues in persons with terminal illness
- Demonstrate effective communication skills, both verbal and written, initiative to recognize a problem and develop a plan of correction
- Flexible schedule; available for evenings, weekend, and holiday shifts
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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