We are seeking a Relief Part-time (0.51 FTE) Clinical Dietitian at Cranbrook Urgent & Primary Care Centre in Cranbrook, BC.
Days of work: Week 1: Wednesday to Friday; Week 2: Thursday, Friday. Shift times: 08:30 to 16:30. This is a relief position until the return of incumbent October 2025.
What we offer: • Employee & Family Assistance Program • Employer paid training/education opportunities • Employer paid vacation-Medical Services Plan • Employer paid insurance premiums • Extended health & dental coverage • Municipal Pension Plan • Work-life balance. With this opportunity comes with eligibility to apply for reimbursement of registration or membership fees through the .
What will you work on?
This position is part of the East Kootenay Primary Care Network for further details please see: https://www.ekpcn.ca/.
Utilizing clinical techniques and knowledge, the Clinical Dietitian provides nutrition services through: nutrition assessment; care planning and charting; intervention, goal setting and monitoring; counseling and education programs; consults and communicates with the multidisciplinary care teams; acts as a resource to other health professionals and communities within Interior Health. The Clinical Dietitian provides input to the Professional Practice Leader or designate by participating in the development of nutrition practice guidelines and procedures; research and continuous quality improvement initiatives for the facility and program. The Clinical Dietitian liaises and advises food service staff on client care issues and menu development.
Where are we located? Located in the southeastern corner of B.C., Cranbrook is the business capital of the East Kootenays and the largest city in the Rocky Mountain Region. Nestled on a gentle plain with scenic mountain vistas in the distance, it is considered by many to be an ideal location to raise a family or retire. Boasting more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in the province, its residents enjoy a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities including golf, hiking and skiing. For those who enjoy more urban pursuits, there are shops, boutiques and cafés, as well as an arts centre and heritage attractions. Cranbrook’s economy is driven primarily by mining, forestry, transportation and tourism.