Dietetic Health Technician: Nutrition Services Ambassador

US-Department-of-Veterans-Affair; Shorewood Hills (WI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

The VA Medical Center's Nutrition and Food Service (NFS) is seeking a Health Technician (Dietetic) to support the Nutrition Communication Center Ambassador program. You will perform administrative and customer service tasks within the hospital food service program at William S.

Middleton Memorial Veterans' Hospital. Qualifications include citizenship, English proficiency, and either relevant experience or completed education; transcripts are required for education-based eligibility.

Qualifications

• General experience of at least six months in nutrition, food service or related field.
• Transcripts are required at time of application when education is used to qualify.
• For higher grade levels, education and experience requirements as described (GS-640-04/05) may apply; transcripts required.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative and customer service support for the VA hospital food service program.
• Serve as Nutrition Communication Center Ambassador within the Nutrition and Food Service.
• Assist with coordination and documentation of nutrition-related processes and activities.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Clinical Data Collection/Documentation

Customer Service (Clerical/Technical)

Technical Competence

Education

Bachelor's degree related to nutrition/health

1 year education in medical/health fields

2 years education with 12 semester hours in related subjects

Job description

The VA Medical Center's Nutrition and Food Service (NFS) is seeking a Health Technician (Dietetic) to support the Nutrition Communication Center Ambassador program. You will perform administrative and customer service tasks within the hospital food service program at William S.

Middleton Memorial Veterans' Hospital. Qualifications include citizenship, English proficiency, and either relevant experience or completed education; transcripts are required for education-based eligibility.