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Cynet Health is hiring: Dietitian - Registered Dietitian in Decatur

Posted 5 days ago

cynet healthDecatur (IL)

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Dietitian - Registered Dietitian Profession: Dietary Services
Specialty: Dietitian
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: DayHours per Shift:8 hours (07:30 - 16:00)
Experience: Minimum 1 year required
License: Active state license required
Certifications: RD/RDN required
Must-Have:
  • Experience with Enteral Nutrition (tube feedings)
  • Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) experience
  • Experience with Nutrition Assessments/Reassessments
  • Knowledge of Protein Calorie Malnutrition
Description: This position is for a Dietitian working during the day shift. Most often, this position will work from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM.Participation in a weekend rotation is required, normally no more than once every four weekends. The average daily census is 165 patients. Candidates must have a minimum of 1 year of experience. First-timers are accepted. Weekend rotation is necessary, so candidates must be available for weekend shifts. This position does not require on-call duties. The clinician will not float within the scope to meet facility needs. The schedule is Monday to Friday. Local candidates are accepted, with no specified radius. Pending licenses are acceptable, but must be active by the start date. RTO restrictions ideally should not exceed five days. Candidates understand that client may cancel up to 36 hours per thirteen-week assignment without compensation for canceled hours. Experience in adult outpatient/clinic settings is preferred. Experience in nutrition focused on physical exams is also a requirement. Candidates must be open to accommodating the block schedule. This facility is classified as an acute care hospital with 372 staffed beds. The hospital is a level II trauma center. Charting is done using a specified system. The expected patient age groups are adults and geriatric patients. The daily patient visits average around 12.

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