Hospital Credentialing Specialist - Growth & Benefits

Wellington Regional Medical Center; West Palm Beach (FL); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive Compensation & Generous PT

Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision

401(K) with company match

Educational Assistance

SoFi Student Loan Refinancing Program

Career development opportunities

HealthStream online learning catalogue

Résumé du poste

Wellington Regional Medical Center in Wellington, FL is seeking a nutrition services specialist to perform nutrition assessments, counseling, and diet modification planning for inpatients. The role emphasizes teamwork, safety, and high-quality patient care within a leading hospital setting.

The successful candidate will participate in performance improvement activities, educate patients and families, and contribute to stroke alert processes while maintaining up-to-date knowledge through annual

Qualifications

• Certified Professional Credentialing Specialist (NAMSS CPCS) preferred or obtained within four years.
• Recent experience in hospital or medical environment with medical terminology knowledge.
• Good people skills and service excellence; ability to work independently and under pressure.

Responsabilités

• Assess nutrition status and provide nutrition education to patients and families.
• Prepare nutrition care plans including diet modification and counseling.
• Participate in stroke awareness and alert processes; ensure ongoing stroke knowledge via training.

Connaissances

People skills

Communication

Teamwork

Formation

NAMSS CPCS

Outils

Microsoft Office

Description du poste

Wellington Regional Medical Center in Wellington, FL is seeking a nutrition services specialist to perform nutrition assessments, counseling, and diet modification planning for inpatients. The role emphasizes teamwork, safety, and high-quality patient care within a leading hospital setting.

The successful candidate will participate in performance improvement activities, educate patients and families, and contribute to stroke alert processes while maintaining up-to-date knowledge through annual