Registered Dietitian (RD)- Part Time or Full Time at DININGRD

Mattoon, Illinois, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

10 Jun, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Nutrition Assessment, Clinical Nutrition, Regulatory Compliance, Nutrition Education, MDS Documentation, Staff Training, Sanitation Best Practices, Interpersonal Communication, Prioritization, Coaching, Mentoring

Industry

Nursing Homes and Residential Care Facilities

Description

Description DiningRD is actively seeking a Registered Dietitian/s for skilled care communities and group homes. This position may be shared or filled by one RD. Candidate must be able to complete onsite visits Monday-Friday during regular business hours. Are you interested in improving the lives of seniors? Do you have the desire to work with a company that values and respects you? If so, please keep reading!This position earns competitive pay depending on experience and current needs.We provide our employees great benefits and perks, including: Flexible Schedule Competitive Pay Continuing Education - 12-20 hours per year Extensive Network of Dietitians Training and Mentoring Program Weekly Town Halls Value and Appreciation for Your Teamwork Referral Bonuses Inclusive Culture If this sounds like the right consulting opportunity for you, apply today! ABOUT DININGRD Since our establishment in 1994, we have been nurturing joy through food with long-term care dining programs. Our comprehensive food and nutrition programs are designed and supported by a team of registered dietitians with extensive food service experience. We currently provide dietitian consulting and menu services to more than 4,000 healthcare communities across 49 states. Our incredible team of dining professionals is what makes our company successful. We value our employees and are committed to providing them with a positive work atmosphere. Our team enjoys competitive pay, flexible schedules, and the opportunity to work with a network of expert RD colleagues. Learn more on our website at diningrd.com. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A REGISTERED DIETITIAN (RD) As a Long-Term Care consulting Registered Dietitian, you improve the lives of seniors by ensuring their meals meet high nutritional standards. You work closely with the clinical team to monitor the nutritional needs of the residents. You might be providing nutrition education, working on an MDS with the team, or formulating your nutrition assessment with input from your dining manager. With a commitment to quality, you provide guidance on all dining services, including meal rounds and sanitation best practices as well as ensuring regulatory compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. You share your dietary expertise by training and providing guidance to dining managers and staff as well as assisting with policy development. It is also your responsibility to monitor the implementation of effective nutritional care systems. You feel great knowing that your work makes a difference in the lives of the seniors you serve! QUALIFICATIONS Commission on dietetic registration (CDR) credentials Licensed (if required by State)2 years of consulting experience is preferred, but we will consider many factors. Experience in Long Term Care preferred but not required. Can you effectively prioritize multiple tasks? Do you have solid interpersonal and communication skills? Can you represent our company in a professional manner? Do you enjoy coaching and mentoring others? If yes, give us the chance to review your information! WORK SCHEDULE This position does offer some flexibility during your M-F schedule! Experience: clinical nutrition: 2 years (Preferred) License/Certification: CDR # from ASCEND/Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (Required)State License, if required for a Registered Dietitian (Required) Work Location: In person ARE YOU READY TO JOIN OUR CONSULTING TEAM?Question? Email our recruiter: Melissa.Cruz@DiningRD.com

Responsibilities

Ensure meals in skilled care communities meet high nutritional standards and monitor resident nutritional needs. Provide guidance on dining services, ensure regulatory compliance, and train dining managers and staff.