Clinical Dietitian Part-Time

Job Summary: Evaluates nutrition risk criteria, assesses nutritional status and develops and implements plan of nutrition care based on evidence based practice and diagnosis related care guidelines. Documentation is outcome oriented and supports progress toward nutrition goals. Reviews current nutrition publications and research; adapts findings to nutrition care practice and development of patient education materials.

Essential Functions: Reviews integrated nutrition screening reports and accurately identify patients at nutritional risk. Completes nutritional assessment using established evidenced based, diagnosis related nutrition care guidelines. Evaluates patient outcome and progress toward achieving nutrition goals. Revises intervention and/or education plan. Serves as nutrition specialist and resource to physicians, HH departments, allied health professionals, and accredited nutrition programs. Prepares written outcome oriented documentation for the patient's medical record on all consultation in accordance with evidence based practice guidelines. Researches, develops and implements patient nutrition care protocols and educational materials, based on evidence based practice. Participates in performance integration and improvement of patient care processes and department or system process improvement initiatives. Assesses nutrition education needs and provides individualized education to patients and families. Adapts to changes in work environment. Recognizes and performs duties and responsibilities which need to be done although not specifically assigned.

Education: Masters as required by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (effective Jan. 1, 2024) Required Bachelors grandfathered prior to this update Required Experience None Required 3 years to 5 years' experience Preferred License and Certifications Current Registration by the Commission on Dietetics Registration We're all in for your career.