Registered Dietitian – Part-Time Clinical Research | Orlando, FL

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Registered Dietitian - Part-Time Clinical Research | Orlando, FL

Job Information: Work Experience 1-3 years Health Care$44.00-$50.00/hrCity Orlando State/Province Florida32815Job Description Registered Dietitian - Part-Time Clinical Research | Orlando, FL Join Our Team! RD Nutrition Consultants is seeking aRegistered Dietitianto support an exciting clinical research study inOrlando, Florida. This is a great opportunity for an RD looking for consistent, guaranteed part-time hours with a predictable weekday morning schedule. Approximately16 guaranteed hours per week Onsite Monday-Thursday, approximately 4 hours per day Travel time paidin addition to working hours Long-term clinical research opportunityASAP start

Compensation: Up to$48/hour, depending on experience Responsibilities May Include:

Provide nutrition support to participants enrolled in a clinical research study
Conduct nutrition assessments and provide individualized nutrition education and counseling
Complete required study-related documentation
Collaborate with the clinical research site and study team
Follow applicable study protocols and documentation requirements

Qualifications:

Ability to provide onsite support inOrlando, FL, Monday-Thursday
Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
Clinical and/or research experience is a plus, but not required

If you’re an RD looking for a consistent part-time opportunity with guaranteed hours and a predictable weekday schedule, we’d love to connect with you!

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