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Synergy Lifestyle Center Jacksonville seeks a Registered Dietitian to deliver the Nutrition element of its Ornish Reversal Program (Intensive Cardiac Rehab) and monitor nutritional adequacy for each participant. You will oversee the program's food service and contribute to interdisciplinary treatment planning.
The role requires a Bachelor’s in Nutrition or Dietetics, RD licensure (CDR) and state requirements; Master’s degree and plant-based nutrition experience are preferred.
Synergy Lifestyle Center is an outpatient Intensive Cardiac Rehab (ICR) center implementing Dean Ornish's Undo It program. We encourage lifestyle (Exercise, Stress Management, Community, and Nutrition) as a way to not only treat but REVERSE heart disease, and as the research shows, potentially helping to reverse other chronic diseases as well. Our program consists of 9 consecutive weeks where our participants attend 2 days a week for 4 hours per day. Each of the 4 hours focuses on 1 of the core elements in the following order: Exercise, Stress Management, Community via Group Support, and Nutrition. The goal is to provide education, in addition to an experiential component. Each patient participates in an hour of exercise with our exercise physiologists, guided stress management with our certified yoga instructor, group support with our licensed mental health counselor, and also receives a meal focused on whole-food, plant-based, and low-fat nutrition guidelines along with an hour-long education lecture taught by our registered dietitian. We are open Mon-Thurs and have our "cohorts" (a cohort is a group of participants in the program that will attend the full 9 weeks together) running on either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The Registered Dietitian (RD) is responsible for delivering the Nutrition element of the Ornish Reversal Program (Intensive Cardiac Rehab) and monitoring the nutritional adequacy of each patient. Provides oversight of the food service for the Program. Actively participates in the development of the interdisciplinary treatment plan to ensure the quality and clinical effectiveness of the Program, and the safety of each participant.