Performance Nutrition RD for Army Reserve H2F

Interactive Government Holdings, Inc.; Georgia; Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Interactive Government Holdings, Inc. (IGH) is seeking a qualified Registered Dietitian to support the US Army Reserve Holistic Health and Fitness Program.

The RD will assess nutrition needs, deliver education, support health-readiness initiatives, and coordinate with military and civilian stakeholders while adhering to Federal privacy and security requirements. The role requires knowledge of Army standards such as FM 7-22 and AR 600-9, collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's in Nutrition or Dietetics from an accredited college/university.
• Completion of CADE-approved supervised practice program.
• Current license to practice in one of the 50 US states/territories; active and unrestricted.
• Minimum three years of relevant RD post-graduate experience focusing on performance nutrition.

Responsibilities

• Maintain expert knowledge of Army standards, doctrine and regulations (H2F, AFT, CFT, ABCP).
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary team to provide integrated H2F support.
• Participate in meetings with Government personnel to synchronize HPT efforts with training calendars.
• Maintain professional credentials and comply with DHAPM 6025.13 and related policies.
• Conduct travel for unit training events and pre-approve trips with COR.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nutrition or Dietetics (CADE-approved program)

CADe-approved supervised practice program (dietetic internship/generalist or military emphasis)

Job description

Interactive Government Holdings, Inc. (IGH) is seeking a qualified Registered Dietitian to support the US Army Reserve Holistic Health and Fitness Program.

The RD will assess nutrition needs, deliver education, support health-readiness initiatives, and coordinate with military and civilian stakeholders while adhering to Federal privacy and security requirements. The role requires knowledge of Army standards such as FM 7-22 and AR 600-9, collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, and