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OSF HealthCare·Danville, Illinois
Clinical Dietitian
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The Clinical Dietitian assesses the nutritional status of patients and develops individualized medical nutrition therapy care plans. They serve as an integral member of the interdisciplinary team to ensure patient-centered care is achieved.
"Your life - our Mission" OSF HealthCare is dedicated to provide Mission Partners with a comprehensive and market-competitive total rewards package that includes benefits, compensation, recognition and well-being offerings that focus on the whole person and engage with their current stage of life and career.
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Expected pay for this position is $29.30 - $34.47/hour.
Actual pay will be determined by experience, skills and internal equity.
This is an Hourly position.
A Clinical Dietitian is an expert in human nutrition and medical nutrition therapy. The Clinical Dietitian assesses nutritional status of patients based on their individualized needs and goals and develops and implements corresponding nutrition care plans. The role of the Clinical Dietitian is to evaluate current nutrition status, formulate interventions, reassess for changes and record ongoing nutritional progress. The Clinical Dietitian is an integral member of the interdisciplinary team, and helping patients and their support system to ensure patient-centered care is achieved.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree and be a Registered Dietitian or eligible for registration within 6 months. Additionally, they must be or become a Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist in Illinois within one year.
Market context
Clinical dietitian roles in Illinois are typically driven by ongoing needs in hospitals, outpatient care, and pediatric settings, especially where nutrition support and chronic disease management are part of care teams. This role is competitive because employers often look for a master’s degree, Illinois RD licensure, and pediatric experience or specialty credentials such as CNSC, CSP, or CDCES. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and tailor your application to pediatric or nutrition-support experience.