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Registered Dietitian
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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.
$79,276 / year median in New York
+16% projected growth
Job Description
- Entry Level position.
- Decisions have a minimal impact on results, productivity and/or expenditures. Communication
- Interacts with internal stakeholders within own department, as well as external stakeholders which may include clients and customers.
- Influences internal and external parties, who typically have shared interests, to achieve short-term departmental and team objectives. Represents the organization within area of responsibility. Innovation
- Recognizes and resolves basic, routine, or common problems requiring analytical skills.
- Problems and issues faced are neither difficult nor complex. Knowledge
- Applies basic theories, skills and practices to accomplish work assignments.
- Typically requires a bachelor's degree without previous experience.