Clinical Dietitian: Medical Nutrition Therapy

State-of-Missour; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Cafeteria plan

Deferred compensation

MOSERS retirement

13 paid holidays per year

10 hours annual leave per month

10 hours sick leave per month

Job summary

State-of-Missour is seeking a licensed Dietitian for day shift responsibilities in Missouri. The role involves medical nutrition therapy, assessments, and individualized care planning with independent accountability for documentation and follow-up.

You will provide counseling, nutrition education, and participate in interdisciplinary rounds and committees. On-call rotation and adherence to CMS/Joint Commission standards are required.

Qualifications

• Licensure as a Dietitian is required.
• Ability to perform nutritional assessments and prepare individualized plans.
• Ability to discuss nutrition goals with patients and provide education.

Responsibilities

• Perform nutrition assessments for assigned patients and formulate individualized care plans.
• Conduct treatment planning, follow-up, and documentation related to nutrition care.
• Provide individual counseling and education to patients and groups.
• Participate in interdisciplinary rounds and care planning.
• Communicate diet orders and dietary needs with the dietary staff; participate in on-call rotation.
• Collect data for Quality Assurance and ensure compliance with CMS and Joint Commission requirements.

Skills

Dietetics

Nutrition assessment

Care planning

Interpreting orders

Education

Dietitian licensure

Job description

State-of-Missour is seeking a licensed Dietitian for day shift responsibilities in Missouri. The role involves medical nutrition therapy, assessments, and individualized care planning with independent accountability for documentation and follow-up.

You will provide counseling, nutrition education, and participate in interdisciplinary rounds and committees. On-call rotation and adherence to CMS/Joint Commission standards are required.