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Nemours Children's Health is seeking a Pediatric Dietitian in Jacksonville, FL to deliver medical nutrition therapy for medically complex and genetics-based pediatric conditions in an outpatient setting. You will assess, plan, and counsel infants to adolescents, collaborating with physicians, geneticists, nurses, and other team members.
You will monitor progress, adjust plans based on labs, and document care in the EHR, while contributing to education initiatives and quality improvement projects
Nemours Children's Health is a nonprofit pediatric health organization dedicated to improving the lives and health of children. Through family-centered care in hospitals and clinics across Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Florida, Nemours provides advanced clinical services supported by research, education, and advocacy. Founded more than 80 years ago on Alfred I. duPont's vision to prevent and treat even the most disabling childhood conditions, Nemours now directly cares for approximately 250,000 children annually, including families who travel nationally and internationally to see its specialists. The organization also leads efforts in prevention, intervention, and child health advocacy beyond its hospital walls. Nemours continues to grow, expanding over a million square feet of child-focused healthcare space designed with input from patients and families.
This is a full-time, on-site Pediatric Dietitian role located in Jacksonville, FL, focused on medically complex and genetics-based conditions. The pediatric dietitian will provide comprehensive medical nutrition therapy to infants, children, and adolescents with complex medical and genetic disorders in the outpatient setting. Daily responsibilities include conducting nutrition assessments, developing individualized diet plans, and delivering nutritional counseling to patients and families in collaboration with physicians, geneticists, nurses, and other allied health professionals. The role involves monitoring patient progress, adjusting nutrition interventions based on clinical status and laboratory data, and documenting care in the electronic health record. The dietitian will also participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, contribute to patient and family education initiatives, and support quality improvement and evidence-based practice related to pediatric nutrition and genetics.