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Cynet Health seeks a Dietitian - Registered Dietitian to provide diabetes self-management education and medical nutrition therapy to individuals and groups. The role emphasizes diabetes education, gestational diabetes, and coordination with clinicians.
Must hold an active RD/RDN license with BLS and CDCES credentials, or be in the process to obtain CDCES. This is a 13-week assignment with day shifts, requiring strong organization and attention to detail.
Registered Dietician Diabetes Educator
Profession: Dietary Services
Specialty: Dietitian
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Day
Hours per Shift: 8 hours (07:00 - 15:30); 8 hours (10:00 - 18:30)
Experience: Minimum 2 years of experience preferred
License: Valid state license required
Certifications: BLS, RD/RDN, CDCES or in process of obtaining CDCES
Must-Have:
Description:Registered Dietician Diabetes Educator needed.Provides diabetes self-management education and medical nutrition therapy to individuals, families, and groups.Manages the care of distinct patient populations through assessment of educational needs and nutritional guidelines.Coordinates patient care in collaboration with other healthcare providers to develop effective individualized protocols.Empowers patients with techniques and behavior modifications to help control their disease and improve their quality of life.Demonstrates clinical judgment and technical skills in the diabetes education specialty field.Teaches insulin administration and medication profiles.Assists with diabetes technology education.Contributes to staff education and onboarding of new staff.Reinforces policies and procedures to improve patient care.Involves in readmission task force team for patients with dysglycemia.Offers assistance with technology, including continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps.Maintains knowledge of equipment related to diabetes management.Provides comprehensive education tailored to the needs of the patient population, including older adults and those with gestational diabetes.