Clinical Dietitian: Transform Patient Nutrition Care

Carle Health; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 54,000 - 91,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Carle Health is seeking a Clinical Dietitian to provide Medical Nutrition Therapy across diverse patient populations on assigned units. You will consult with Carle Home Care and participate in the Diabetes Team to optimize nutritional care and outcomes.

The role requires a Bachelor’s Degree and active licensure as a Dietitian Nutritionist and RD; you will guide patients and families, collaborate with physicians and nurses, and contribute to education materials and care plans.

Qualifications

• Provide Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) to patients of all ages.
• Consult Carle Home Care and participate on the Diabetes Team.
• Develop patient education materials and resources.

Responsibilities

• Manages nutritional care for patients on assigned units; includes screening and care planning.
• Educates pediatric, adolescent, and geriatric patients toward nutritionally balanced diets.
• Assists in planning patient menus and monitors food quality.
• Utilizes nutrition care management (NCM) resources and participates in test tray program.
• Provides learning experiences for dietetic interns and participates in interdisciplinary conferences.
• Assists with in-service training for diet office staff and consults to Carle Home Care as needed.

Skills

MNT delivery

Team collaboration

Nutrition education

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist (IDFPR)

Registered Dietitian (CDR)

Job description

Carle Health is seeking a Clinical Dietitian to provide Medical Nutrition Therapy across diverse patient populations on assigned units. You will consult with Carle Home Care and participate in the Diabetes Team to optimize nutritional care and outcomes.

The role requires a Bachelor’s Degree and active licensure as a Dietitian Nutritionist and RD; you will guide patients and families, collaborate with physicians and nurses, and contribute to education materials and care plans.