Miscellaneous Health Practitioner Support Technologists and Technicians

If you work in the clinical setting, you or other dietitians will screen the floors to determine how many patients you will see. Then you will provide medical nutrition therapy to your patients which can involve medical surgical patients, ICU patients, oncology patients, pediatric patients, etc. ...

Typical duties for the Nutrition Services Specialist include: Meal assembly and delivery, meal cart pickup from patient floors, dishwashing, cashiering, sanitation and stocking. Jobs vary per facility, some are more lenient on how things are done and others more strict. Typical shifts last betwee...

As a Nutrition Services employee, work and life should be easily balanced. Work only happens at work, all tasks are completed on shift. Schedules are nicely variable in most cases, shifts can range anywhere between 4 to 12 hours average. Some facilities do allow shifts up to 16 hours though, typi...