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Provides nutritional services for the facility’s in-center and home patients, as applicable, to maximize nutritional status and improve clinical outcomes. Serves as a member of the interdisciplinary healthcare team and supports the company’s Quality Enhancement Program (QEP) and Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement (QAI) activities. Participates in process improvement to help patients achieve individualized, physician-directed goals. The Registered Dietitian assesses patients’ knowledge of diet and kidney disease, provides tailored nutrition education and counseling, completes nutritional assessments, and participates in comprehensive assessments and individualized care planning. The role monitors nutritional status and therapy outcomes, reviews laboratory results and weights, documents care, recommends treatment changes, and collaborates with patients, caregivers, physicians, facility staff, and interdisciplinary team members. It also includes participation in quality activities, staff and care-plan meetings, and coordination of patient education and care across settings. The work environment is characteristic of a healthcare facility, with controlled air temperature and moderate noise. The role may involve exposure to infectious or contagious diseases or materials. Day-to-day work includes desk and computer work and interaction with patients, facility staff, and physicians. Travel between assigned facilities and community locations is required; travel to regional, Business Unit, and Corporate meetings may also be required. No supervisory responsibilities.
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