Dietitian - Pediatric Clinical Dietitian

Cynet Health; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

The Cynet Health Pediatric Clinical Dietitian position focuses on delivering specialized nutrition care to pediatric patients in the intensive care setting. You will assess nutritional needs, develop plans of treatment, and monitor outcomes for infants to adolescents.

Candidates should have 3-5 years of pediatric experience, hold an MA license, and RD/RDN certification (CNSC preferred). The role emphasizes complex nutrition support and independent order writing privileges, with no weekend shifts.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of pediatric nutrition experience.
• MA license required.
• RD/RDN and CNSC certifications.
• Experience with complex nutrition support and independent order writing privileges.
• Critical care experience with neonates and children.

Responsibilities

• Develop plans of treatment and conduct nutrition assessments.
• Work in the pediatric critical care unit.
• Manage enteral and parenteral nutrition as needed.
• Familiar with therapeutic diet orders and nutrition therapy complications.

Skills

Nutrition support

Independent order writing

Pediatric nutrition

Critical care

Job description

Dietitian - Pediatric Clinical Dietitian

Profession: Dietary Services

Specialty: Pediatric Dietitian

Duration: 26 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 8 hours (08:00 - 16:30)

Experience: 3-5 years preferred

License: MA License required

Certifications: RD/RDN, Certified Nutrition Support Clinician

Must-Have: Experience in complex nutrition support and independent order writing privileges

Description:This position requires no weekends.The role involves working in the critical care unit.Experience with complex nutrition support is essential.Candidates should possess independent order writing privileges.Local candidates within 50 miles will have a differential.Board certification is not required.A Master's degree is not required.Candidates should be knowledgeable in adolescent, child, infant, and neonate nutrition.The role involves developing plans of treatment and conducting nutrition assessments.Experience with enteral nutrition and total parenteral nutrition is necessary.Candidates should be familiar with therapeutic diet orders and nutrition therapy complications.Skills in managing fluid balance, nutrient deficiencies, and failure to thrive are required.Familiarity with food-drug interactions and oral rehydration solutions is important.The position involves working with various patient demographics including neonates and young adults.