Under the direction of the Associate Medical Director, the Registered Dietitian leads and supports clinical and community-based nutrition initiatives. Working with clinicians and the interdisciplinary team, the Dietitian develops and implements individualized care plans to help patients understand and manage their conditions, optimize quality of life, and improve clinical outcomes. The role includes nutrition education for individuals and groups, as well as development of programs to reduce disparities in outcomes related to conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and obesity. The Dietitian also screens and supports patients in adopting healthy lifestyles. The position provides patient-centered clinical nutrition support and counseling, conducts nutrition assessments and education, coordinates care plans, connects patients facing food insecurity with community resources, and responds to nutrition-related questions. It also develops culturally appropriate teaching materials and programs, coordinates and evaluates nutrition education using national standards and guidelines, and maintains documentation and billing in compliance with applicable regulations and patient privacy policies. Community-focused work includes designing and delivering nutrition programs, participating in cooking demonstrations and health fairs, and helping organize supplies for classes and workshops. The Dietitian collaborates with departments and community organizations to expand services and partnerships. The role also offers opportunities to learn about budgeting, program evaluation, and grant writing.
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Job Type
Full-time