The Clinical Dietitian levels I and II competently provide and document nutrition care for patients, as applicable to the assigned practice area. The Clinical Dietitian II role requires at least one year of experience providing nutrition care in an acute care setting as a Registered Dietitian, unless the employee is grandfathered under previous position requirements. Registered Dietitians may modify diets, order snacks and supplements, initiate and manage enteral tube feedings, and order head circumferences, heights, lengths, and weights after competency is determined by the supervisor. Dietitians communicate patient needs to the health care team and patient food service managers and provide in-services to staff. The position requires maintaining Registered Dietitian status and following the profession’s Code of Ethics, including accountability and responsibility for actions and behavior. The dietitian may not provide nutrition care to end-stage (dialysis) renal patients until one year after registration. Weekend work is assigned by the supervisor, and travel to satellite clinics may be required when needed. The role also requires the ability to work in a diverse environment. Age groups served depend on the assignment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level