Clinical Dietitian - Clinical Nutritional Therapy (8a - 4:30p)

About the role

Science meets compassion in every meal plan. As a Clinical Dietitian, you’re more than just a nutrition expert — you’re a vital part of the care team, helping patients live healthier, more vibrant lives through personalized Medical Nutrition Therapy. Whether you’re working with acute care patients, guiding families in long-term care, or participating in community outreach, your work has a lasting impact on individuals and public health. You’ll collaborate with physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals while also helping to shape the next generation of medical professionals through education and mentorship. From bedside consults to public presentations, this role blends science, service, and people-centered care.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive nutrition assessments and develop personalized care plans for patients in Acute, Ambulatory, and Long-Term Care settings.
• Educate patients and families about medical nutrition therapy, diet modifications, and long-term healthy eating habits.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams to support overall patient care goals.
• Contribute to the education of medical students, residents, and allied health professionals through hands-on teaching and consultation.
• Participate in community outreach programs — sharing your expertise to promote better health beyond the hospital walls.
• Document care plans and progress notes in electronic health records.
• Create patient education materials and support group teaching sessions when needed.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Dietetics or a related field from an Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics-approved institution.
• Registered as a Clinical Dietitian in the state of Missouri — must maintain active registry to remain employed.
• Excellent verbal communication skills for patient interviews, counseling, and team collaboration.
• Solid written communication skills for documentation, reports, and educational content.
• Ability to speak confidently to both small and large groups.
• Strong interpersonal skills to connect with patients, families, and healthcare colleagues.

Qualifications

• Comfort using computers for data entry, charting, and teaching materials.

Skills

• Experience with group teaching across different age and learning levels (preferred but not required).

Benefits

• Opportunity to combine clinical care, education, and community outreach in one impactful role.
• Part of a collaborative, interdisciplinary team that values your expertise.
• Help shape a healthier community — one person, one plate, one presentation at a time.

Pay

• Competitive salary commensurate with experience.

Schedule

• 8:00AM - 4:30PM