Dietitian II - Chao Supportive Care - FT Days

University of California, Irvine

11 days ago

Orange, CaliforniaFull TimeClinical NutritionNot on LinkedIn

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Job Description

Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Eligible

This position qualifies for federal student loan forgiveness. After 10 years of qualifying payments while working full-time for a nonprofit employer, the remaining balance on your Direct Loans may be forgiven.

About the Role

Join University of California, Irvine as a Dietitian II - Chao Supportive Care - FT Days in United States. Who We Are UCI Health is the clinical enterprise of the University of California, Irvine, and the only academic health system based in Orange County. UCI Health is comprised of its main campus, UCI Medical Center, a 459-bed, acute care hospital in in Orange, Calif.

Key Responsibilities

include conducting and documenting assessments, reassessments, consults and provide nutrition education for Patients and Families.

Participates in process improvement and special projects.

Coordinates resources throughout the HealthSystem and assist in the evaluation of services provided to ensure that.

Benefits & Compensation

PSLF eligible (Public Service Loan Forgiveness).

Work Schedule

Full-Time position.

Weekend coverage may be required.

This position offers student loan benefits. Work with University of California, Irvine in United States.

Key Skills

Nutrition Care PlanningPatient AssessmentDocumentationNutrition EducationProcess ImprovementResource CoordinationCustomer ServiceWritten CommunicationVerbal CommunicationTherapeutic NutritionNormal NutritionWork Pace ManagementRelationship Building

Requirements

Candidates must have a minimum of two years' experience as a Registered Dietitian in a healthcare/clinical environment beyond the internship, along with a relevant degree (BS or MS depending on eligibility date) and California licensure. Required skills include understanding medical terminology, excellent English communication, and demonstrated knowledge of therapeutic and normal nutrition.

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