Clinical Dietitian – Acute Care with Flexible Hours

I Work For Sa; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 95,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to living expenses

Pre-tax super and novated lease

Professional development allowance

Flexible work options

Wellbeing and leave loading

Job summary

SA Health, at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woodville SA, is seeking a permanent full-time Dietitian (AHP2) to join the CALHN allied health team. The role involves seven-day service, 37.5 hours per week, and duties across nutrition support, counselling, and care planning.

You will assess nutritional needs, deliver tailored treatment, supervise students, and contribute to service improvements within a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• Hold a degree eligible for full Dietitians Australia membership.
• Bring clinical experience in a tertiary acute care setting.
• Manage complex nutrition care with reduced supervision.
• Communicate clearly and work within a multidisciplinary team.
• Have experience supervising students or allied health assistants.

Responsibilities

• Assess nutritional needs and develop individual care plans.
• Coordinate therapeutic diets, supplements and enteral nutrition.
• Counsel patients and families and support discharge planning.
• Work with clinical and food service teams to integrate care.
• Support students and assistants and contribute to service improvement.
• Contribute to a seven-day dietetics service, including weekends.

Skills

Clinical dietetics

Tertiary acute care

Patient counseling

Caseload management

Education

Dietitian degree eligible for membership

Job description

SA Health, at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woodville SA, is seeking a permanent full-time Dietitian (AHP2) to join the CALHN allied health team. The role involves seven-day service, 37.5 hours per week, and duties across nutrition support, counselling, and care planning.

You will assess nutritional needs, deliver tailored treatment, supervise students, and contribute to service improvements within a multidisciplinary team.