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The University of Rochester is seeking a Time as Reported Registered Dietitian to support a multisite trial on a whole food, plant-based diet for women with metastatic breast cancer. This TAR role averages about 10 hours per week, with meals provided and virtual group classes every other week.
Responsibilities include delivering group sessions, providing individualized coaching, and maintaining study documentation while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.
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Job Location (Full Address): 265 Crittenden Blvd, Rochester, New York, United States of America, 14642
Worker Subtype: RegularTime Type: Time as Reported / Per Diem
Scheduled Weekly Hours: As Scheduled
Department: 400119 Surgery-Cancer Control
Work Shift: UR - Day (United States of America)
Range: UR URCB 211 H
Compensation Range: $30.00 - $40.50
This posting is for a Time as Reported (TAR) Registered Dietitian (herein referred to as the Study Dietitian), averaging approximately 10 hours per week, who will provide education and coaching for the intervention arm of a multisite randomized controlled trial utilizing a whole food, plant-based diet in women with metastatic breast cancer. The trial is anticipated to last approximately 2.5 years. Study participants will receive frozen prepared meals for part of their participation, along with intensive education and support provided by the Study Dietitian. Participants will attend a virtual group class every other week and receive regular individual coaching via phone or videoconference. The Study Dietitian will be responsible for delivering group classes and providing individual coaching to all intervention participants in accordance with the study protocol. The Study Dietitian will participate in training with study investigators and the interdisciplinary study team to become familiar with the approved study protocol and curriculum. Following training, the Study Dietitian will teach two virtual group classes via Zoom every other week and conduct recurring individual coaching calls with participants assigned to the intervention arm. The Study Dietitian will help participants understand, adopt, and adhere to the whole food, plant-based dietary pattern throughout their participation in the study. Responsibilities will include leading group discussions; providing education regarding recipes, meal planning, and diet-related resources; explaining the rationale for and practical application of a whole food, plant-based diet; and coordinating with guest content experts as appropriate. During individual phone or videoconference coaching sessions, the Study Dietitian will monitor participants for common concerns and barriers associated with adopting the dietary pattern and provide individualized education, coaching, and strategies to address those barriers when possible. The Study Dietitian will complete required study documentation for all participant interactions in accordance with established study procedures and will participate in regular meetings and other study-related activities with the interdisciplinary research team. All study participants are women with metastatic breast cancer and may be located anywhere within the continental United States. Although the position is expected to average approximately 10 hours per week, weekly hours may vary based on participant enrollment, class schedules, coaching needs, study meetings, and other protocol-related activities.
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