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Registered Dietitian (Full Time & Part Time) at Nutritious Lifestyles

Tyler, Texas, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Sep, 26

Salary

40.0

Posted On

15 Jun, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Yes

Skills

Nutrition Assessment, Nutrition Consultation, Care Plan Development, Patient Monitoring, Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Quality Improvement, Regulatory Compliance, Food as Medicine

Industry

Health;Wellness & Fitness

Description

Role: RDN/RD Eligible Type: Full Time and Part Time Location: Tyler, TX Are you a Registered Dietitian (RD) or an RD2B looking to excel in your career? Nutritious Lifestyles invites you to become a vital part of our team in Tyler, TX! In this role, you’ll make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes while enjoying flexibility, work–life balance, and strong professional growth opportunities. WHAT YOU'LL DO * Conduct comprehensive nutrition assessments and provide individualized nutrition consultations. * Develop and implement personalized nutrition care plans. * Monitor patients' nutritional status and recommend appropriate interventions. * Collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to optimize patient care. * Support quality improvement initiatives and maintain regulatory compliance readiness. * Improve patient outcomes by leveraging a Food as Medicine approach. Who Should Apply: * RDNs, LDNs, and RD2Be * Graduating interns welcome * No experience needed What We Offer: * Free RD exam tutoring (87% pass rate) * Full Time and Part Time Options Available * One-on-one training and mentorship. * Relocation assistance. * Visa sponsorship opportunities (OPT-H1B-GC). * Opportunity to work across nation and various healthcare settings.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive nutrition assessments and develop personalized care plans for patients. Collaborate with healthcare teams to optimize outcomes using a Food as Medicine approach.