Maxxima have recently partnered with one of the UK’s specialist provider of diagnostic and healthcare solutions. We are currently looking for an experienced Dietician who can provide overall support for the clinical leadership of the service. This post is based in Birmingham, which is easily accessible via public transport.

About the role:
As the Dietician you will be responsible for the day to day management of the Dietetic Department at The Harborne Hospital and provide a high-quality specialist dietetic service for allocated inpatient and outpatient caseloads.

Your main responsibilities as a Dietician:

• To provide an excellent clinical dietetic service for inpatients with specialist knowledge in intensive care, oncology, gastroenterology (medical and surgical), hepato-biliary surgery, neuro-gastroenterology, bariatric surgery and nutrition support.
• To utilise specialist knowledge of parenteral and enteral nutrition and involve daily ward rounds, understanding of complex clinical information and close working relationships with consultants, pharmacy and clinical nurse specialists.
• To provide a specialist FODMAP out-patient clinic and see complex outpatient referrals including disordered eating, gastroenterology, oncology, sports, nutrition support and bariatric surgery.
• To plan, prioritise and manage own caseload as an independent practitioner.
• To liaise with the multidisciplinary team including consultants, nursing, catering, pharmacy, speech therapy and other health professionals with respect to provision of appropriate nutritional care for patients.

What we are looking for in a Dietician:

• BSc Degree in Dietetics or equivalent
• Current HPC member
• Speciality courses
• Clinical experience in a wide range of clinical areas with an emphasis in oncology, nutritional support and gastroenterology
• Experience of managing outpatient clinics

Next steps:
If you are interested to hear more, either hit the APPLY NOW button or reach out to Shanice on 02033986694 or Shanice.Chapman@maxximagroup.com

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