Olympic Sports Performance Dietitian

Appalachian State University; Boone (NC); Vor Ort; USD 35.000 - 55.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Appalachian State University seeks an Olympic Performance Dietitian to lead the Department of Performance Nutrition for Olympic Sports. You will guide a team, manage budgets and purchasing, and build a comprehensive nutrition program that supports injury prevention and peak athletic performance.

Collaboration with student-athletes, coaches, and medical staff will be essential as you implement year-round nutrition strategies and advance department policies, ensuring a proactive, evidence-based

Qualifikationen

• Experience in nutrition for athletes.
• Preference for RDN credential and advanced degree.
• Experience in collegiate or comparable settings as student/GA/intern/fellow/staff.

Aufgaben

• Lead and oversee the Department of Performance Nutrition for Olympic Sports.
• Oversee purchasing, budgeting, and inventory of supplies and equipment.
• Develop a comprehensive nutrition program focused on injury prevention and performance.
• Collaborate daily with student-athletes, administration, coaches, and support staff.
• Develop policies and procedures for the department and coordinate staff meetings.
• Direct supervision of nutrition staff and integration with the High Performance Team.

Kenntnisse

Nutrition for athletes

Leadership

Budgeting/oversight

Ausbildung

Registered Dietitian (RDN) preferred

Master’s degree preferred

Experience in collegiate setting as student/GA/intern

Jobbeschreibung

Appalachian State University seeks an Olympic Performance Dietitian to lead the Department of Performance Nutrition for Olympic Sports. You will guide a team, manage budgets and purchasing, and build a comprehensive nutrition program that supports injury prevention and peak athletic performance.

Collaboration with student-athletes, coaches, and medical staff will be essential as you implement year-round nutrition strategies and advance department policies, ensuring a proactive, evidence-based