Recovery-Focused RDN for Behavioral Health

Discovery Behavioral Health; Addison (TX); On-site; USD 36,000 - 54,000; Part time

Job summary

Discovery Behavioral Health is seeking a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) to join a compassionate, multidisciplinary team in Addison, TX. The role focuses on nutrition as part of a holistic recovery model, with supervision from a licensed RDN and engagement with patients and families across care phases.

The position involves on-site duties, collaboration with physicians and clinicians, and contribution to evidence-based dietary interventions within an eating-disorder treatment program.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Dietetics from ACEND-accredited program.
• Completed Dietetic Internship and registered with CDR.
• CDR license; state license where required.
• One year of experience in dietary services preferred.
• Must obtain CPI within 90 days of hire.
• CPR/AED/First Aid and ServSafe within 30 days.
• Maintain a valid Driver's License.

Responsibilities

• Deliver individualized, evidence-based nutrition care for patients in recovery.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary team to align treatment goals weekly.
• Facilitate nutrition groups and therapeutic meal support.
• Support program operations, safety, and sanitation standards.
• Provide on-call coverage and contribute to program growth.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Dietetics (ACEND DPD)

Dietetic Internship Completion

CDR Registration/License

State License (where applicable)

CPI certification within 90 days

CPR/AED/First Aid within 30 days

Driver's License

Job description

Discovery Behavioral Health is seeking a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) to join a compassionate, multidisciplinary team in Addison, TX. The role focuses on nutrition as part of a holistic recovery model, with supervision from a licensed RDN and engagement with patients and families across care phases.

The position involves on-site duties, collaboration with physicians and clinicians, and contribution to evidence-based dietary interventions within an eating-disorder treatment program.