Dietitian/Nutritionist needed Think Research Greater Toronto Area, Canada – Apply now

Clinic360 is a subsidiary of Think Research.

We offer the best of both worlds by combining the safety and amenities found in

hospitals with the personalized touch and comfort of your own home. Our bariatric surgeons provide the perfect talented touch!

Why Us?

• It's not every day that you have the chance to change the way your friends and

family are cared for – Make an impact!

• Be a part of the digital disruption happening in healthcare and do challenging,

meaningful work

• We’re growing, and so will you with leaders who will support your development

through mentorship and other opportunities

• Collaborative, creative, dynamic and flexible work environment, with a start-up

spirit

The Role

Clinic360 is currently recruiting a Part-Time Nutritionist to join our high-performance

team. We are seeking an experienced and client-focused professional that can provide

nutritional guidance and counseling to bariatric surgery patients through development,

implementation, and monitoring of dietary recommendations pertaining to surgery.

Provision of clinical nutrition care requires knowledge of principles of weight loss

surgery and the ability to analyze data, assess nutritional status, and formulate nutrition

plans.

You Will Have The Opportunity To

Patient Care

• Work closely with patients with morbid obesity issues.
• Recommend appropriate nutrition intervention to the bariatric surgery patient

preoperatively and postoperatively based on subjective and objective data;

including but not limited to, protein parameters, iron, vitamin, and calcium levels.

• Proactively motivate patients to make the desired lifestyle changes prior to and

after bariatric surgery.

• Intensively case manage and counsel patients and prepare them for the surgery.
• Case manage patients after the surgery, monitor and record their progress.

Patient Assessment

• Screen the medical record, complete, record and track comprehensive nutritional

and dietary assessment based on medical record data and interview with the

patient.

• Track and analyze dietary data to create individualized dietary and nutritional

plan for the patients.

• Set up expectations of the plan for each patient.
• Conduct group counseling sessions for patients, where necessary besides one to

one sessions.

Patient Education

• Educates patients based on cultural, religious and ethnic preferences.
• Individualize patient education materials based on the patient's age and

comprehension levels.

• Provide resources and education according to identified needs.
• Evaluates and develops nutrition education materials.

? 1) Performance Improvement – Identifies issues, collects, evaluates and

reports data as assigned.

• Collaborates with physicians, nurses and other allied health staff to provide

patient care.

• Documents nutrition referrals, as needed, to ensure quality nutrition care

throughout the continuum of care.

• Monthly Q&A interactive group sessions with patients via Zoom
• Willing to complete and/or “Craving Change” program
• Documents nutritional care in the medical record, according to established policy,

procedure and standards.

• Documentation Documents desired outcomes specific to the individual

patient problem(s), diagnosis(es), learning capabilities/limitations, and

progress towards established goals.

Administrative Responsibilities

• Assists with development of clinic standards, guidelines, and policies and

procedures.

• Adheres to all regulatory standards.

Social Media

• Assist with creation and publish videos pertaining nutrition and diet specific to

bariatric surgery patients.

• Introduce products and foods for bariatric surgery patients that generally help

them achieve and maintain their health goals.

What You Will Bring

• At minimum, completion of a Bachelor's degree in a 4 year Dietitians of Canada

(DC) accredited university food/nutrition program degree/discipline or recognized

equivalent

• Registration with the College of Dietitians of Ontario
• Membership with Dietitians of Canada, preferred
• Experience in a hospital or clinical environment, required
• Previous experience in an outpatient Bariatric Program/clinic preferred
• Complies with the Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct according to College of

Ontario

• Recognizes and acts within the scope and limitations of the dietitian's role
• Ability to exercise sound clinical judgment and to function in an independent,

self-directed manner

• Flexibility and ability to prioritize and to deal with changes in tasks with short

notice

• Proficiency in computer skills, specifically in Microsoft Office applications and

medical software

• Ability to negotiate and advocate for patients and demonstrated teaching ability,

and leadership skills to facilitate meetings

• Ability to adapt to a wide variety of patient populations and knowledge of cultural

foods and diversity

• Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills
• Excellent organizational and time management skills
• Excellent problem solving, critical thinking, decision-making and conflict

resolution skills

• Ability to extract very detailed information to make informed decisions
• Broad-based knowledge and versatility in clinical dietetics
• Ability to conduct practice-based research

Think Research and all subsidiaries are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and

is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, free of discrimination and

harassment.

We provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants

regardless of race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual

orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

We are committed to providing accommodations for people with disabilities. Should

you require an accommodation, we would like to work with you to meet your needs.

Powered by JazzHR