Dietitian

Key Responsibilities

A. Nutrition and Dietary Support

• Conduct nutritional assessments and
  design tailored meal plans.
  
• Administer the Dry Nutritional
  Supplement Program and ensure proper documentation.
  
• Maintain a repository of nutritional
  data and recipes.
  

B. Hygiene and Health Support

• Design and display hygiene posters in
  hospital wards.
  
• Plan and implement Health and Hygiene
  Kit programs.
  
• Coordinate with hospital doctors to
  develop health education materials.
  
• Support hematological needs including
  blood donation camp coordination.
  

C. Inpatient (IPD) Care

• Perform baseline nutrition assessments
  for admitted children.
  
• Conduct daily rounds and provide
  personalized Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT).
  
• Calculate dietary requirements (24 -hour
  recall) and prepare nutrition charts.
  
• Counsel patients and caregivers on
  nutrition and its role in treatment and recovery.
  

D. Outpatient (OPD) Care

• Perform nutrition assessments for OPD
  patients.
  
• Plan diet strategies using 24 -hour or
  7 -day recalls.
  
• Ensure regular follow -ups and provide
  preventive nutrition care.
  
• Distribute nutritional supplements and
  maintain related documentation.
  

Requirements

Required
Qualifications and Skills:

Education:
Post
Graduation in Dietetics, Nutrition, or relevant field

Experience:
2–3 years in
clinical or pediatric dietetics, preferably in hospital or NGO settings

Skills
& Competencies:

·        Sound knowledge of nutrition science and diet planning

·        Excellent verbal and written communication skills

·        Strong interpersonal and motivational abilities

·        Ability to explain complex dietary information simply

·        Patience, empathy, and cultural sensitivity in patient care

·        Proactive, organized, and able to manage multiple responsibilities

·        Experience working in care -based and multidisciplinary environments

Key Deliverables

·        Individualized
and effective nutrition plans for patients