Clinical Dietitian II, PRN

City of Hope•Irvine, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

City of Hope is seeking a dedicated, detail-oriented Clinical Dietitian II to provide nutrition care and support research activities. The role involves applying gold-standard dietary assessment methods and best practices, including a multimodal strategy using diet history, recall, and record review to collect accurate, detailed, and temporally relevant dietary data. The dietitian may work with researchers to design and implement nutrition protocols for clinical studies, ensure compliance with study-specific nutrition guidelines, and collaborate with research teams to refine protocols and capture relevant dietary data. Responsibilities also include collecting, analyzing, and interpreting dietary intake data to ensure its accuracy and relevance to study outcomes. The Clinical Dietitian II provides reliable, timely, evidence-based care and education to patients, families, medical staff, other health professionals, and the community. The role serves a defined group of patients, supports effective care coordination and resource utilization, maintains professional and regulatory standards, and contributes to teamwork and continuous improvement. This position is listed as on-site and per diem in Irvine.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree with four years of recent experience, or a master’s degree with two years of experience as a clinical dietitian.
At least three years of recent experience as a clinical dietitian.
Registered Dietitian credential.
For an Endocrinology position, certification as a Diabetes Educator is required.
For pediatric service, CCS Panel provider status or completion of the application within 60 days of hire.

Responsibilities

Provide accurate, reliable, courteous, and timely services.
Deliver care consistent with professional practice standards and City of Hope’s mission and values.
Provide age-specific care and nutrition management appropriate to the role and function.
Deliver quality care within the discipline’s scope of practice.
Provide timely, comprehensive education to patients and families, and document progress toward outcomes.
Deliver care for a defined group of patients using effective delegation, supervision, and decision-making.
Provide timely, evidence-based education to medical staff, other healthcare professionals, and the community.
Ensure professional and regulatory standards are met and maintained.
Promote collaboration and teamwork among healthcare team members.
Communicate effectively with customers and team members to meet organizational goals and customer service expectations.
Maintain current knowledge, skills, and competencies through professional continuing education.
Promote efficient and effective use of resources.
Participate in performance improvement activities to improve care delivery.
Demonstrate City of Hope’s core organizational values in professional performance.
May participate in nutrition-related research activities.
Apply gold-standard dietary assessment methods, including diet history, recall, and record review, to collect accurate and temporally relevant dietary data.
Collect, analyze, and interpret dietary intake data, ensuring its accuracy and relevance to study outcomes.
Work with researchers to design and implement nutrition protocols for clinical studies, ensure compliance with study-specific nutritional guidelines, and refine protocols to capture relevant dietary data.