Renal Dietitian - Dialysis Nutrition Specialist

Fresenius Medical Care; Indianapolis (IN); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Fresenius Medical Care in Indianapolis seeks a Registered Dietitian to provide nutrition education and assessments for dialysis patients, collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to optimize renal outcomes.

You will educate patients and families, monitor lab results, and adjust plans to achieve effective nutritional status. A strong emphasis on teaching, documentation, and patient-centered care is required.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 1 year of professional work experience in clinical nutrition as a Registered Dietitian.
• Board Certified Specialist in Renal Nutrition encouraged.
• Current state licensure if applicable.

Responsabilités

• Assesses patient’s knowledge of diet and kidney disease and provides education on the relation between diet and treatment.
• Provides patient-specific nutrition education to patient/family/caregiver on nutritional status, labs, fluid status and outcomes.
• Completes nutritional assessments and contributes to the plan of care as per guidelines.
• Monitors and documents nutrition therapy adherence and outcomes; adjusts plan as needed.
• Collaborates with interdisciplinary team on mineral metabolism, anemia, vascular access, and sodium/volume control.

Connaissances

Teaching

Leadership

Organizational Skills

Communication

Customer Service

Relationship Development

Results Orientation

Team Building

Decision Making

Formation

Registered Dietitian

Board Certified Specialist in Renal Nutrition encouraged

Outils

Basic Computer Skills

Description du poste

Fresenius Medical Care in Indianapolis seeks a Registered Dietitian to provide nutrition education and assessments for dialysis patients, collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to optimize renal outcomes.

You will educate patients and families, monitor lab results, and adjust plans to achieve effective nutritional status. A strong emphasis on teaching, documentation, and patient-centered care is required.