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Nutritionist III - FHS/073
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What they do
A Dietitian or Nutritionist provides clients with advice on healthy eating, and helps to plan nutritional menus. Works with individuals who have specific dietary needs, such as hospital patients, or oversees food programs in schools, hospitals, and other large organizations. May work in a community setting or non-profit, governmental, or public health organization, offering nutritional advice to specific groups of people.
$69,576 / year median in Illinois
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Family Health Services Job Summary Plans, organizes, conducts, or coordinates and evaluates nutritional components of the Women's, Infants', and Children's (WIC) or general Public Health Programs. Benefits Will County employees enjoy a wide variety of competitive fringe benefits including: comprehensive medical coverage, dental and vision coverage, short/long term disability, sick/personal days, parental leave, holidays, defined pension plan from the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (regular and SLEP), deferred compensation plan, and vacation. Employee Benefits and Compensations
Benefits
- Personal Leave
- Other Retirement and Savings
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance