Per Diem Hospice Dietician

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Dietician

Looking to work for a hometown hospice? Sunset Hospice is committed to making a difference in every patient at the end of life. We value quality over quantity, always putting our patients and families first, and doing the simple extras that a hospice should provide. With our tranquility & holistic complementary programs, each patient gets the best of both. If caring for end-of-life patients is your passion, we are what you are looking for.

We are currently searching for a Dietician for our Boutique Hospice.

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Specific responsibilities include:

  • Develops and implements a nutritional plan of care which is based on a comprehensive assessment of nutritional needs as part of the patient's total plan of care. Evaluates and reports results appropriately.
  • The dietician works with the referring physician and interdisciplinary group to provide appropriate counseling to individuals and families/caregivers in the home setting. They evaluate and instruct on nutritional principles, dietary plans, food selection and economics, and adapting plans to the individual's illness, as indicated. They will reevaluate nutritional care by providing home follow-up care either at the patient's residence or by phone.
  • Communicates appropriate dietary history and nutritional care data through written record systems.
  • Records subjective and objective information, assessment, treatment plan, and current progress notes in the patient's clinical records including a discharge summary.
  • Complies with the organization's policies and procedures. Maintains confidentiality and safety of patient records so that no information is divulged to other than proper users.
  • Actively participates in quality assessment performance improvement teams and activities.

Salary commensurate with experience.

Applicants must meet all state licensing requirements and possess a valid driver's license with access to a reliable vehicle.

Work Location: In person

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