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Seeking Oregon-based dietitians with eating disorder experience

New Leaf Nutrition Counseling is a group practice of dietitians practicing with a Health At Every Size approach, with a specialization in eating disorder recovery. We are based in Portland, OR and serve clients primarily in Oregon and Washington. We see clients in-person and virtually.

At New Leaf, we value providing inclusive, person-centered care by recognizing that every client has unique lived experience and that each person is starting from a different place when seeking support. We are looking to hire someone who is aligned with these values.

We recognize that the dietetics profession lacks representation of diversity and encourage folks of all identities to apply.

About the position

This is a hybrid position that allows the clinician to work from home and work in-person. Dietitians at New Leaf work in-person at least one day a week. This position starts part-time with the purpose to work up to a full-time caseload, provided appointments are available for a full-time caseload. A successful candidate for this position is someone who is ambitious, proactive, reliable, and has the ability to work independently. This position is great for a dietitian who is excited to work in private practice without having to deal with tedious business tasks.

Send a copy of your resume and a cover letter to Lydia Fredeen at Lydia@new-leaf-nutrition.com. In your cover letter, outline your interest in the position, your experience, and why you feel you'd be a great addition to our team!

To Apply

Benefits

* Competitive hourly pay for face-face time with clients ($48-58 per hour) with potential to earn $75,000+ annually
* Paid admin time
* Health insurance benefits
* Paid time off at 6 months of employment (10 days per year; 14 days at 2 years of employment when maintaining a full caseload).
* Paid sick time
* 401k retirement plan for full-time clinicians at 1 year of employment with up to a 3.5% employer match contribution
* Licenses paid for by New Leaf (Registered Dietitian, Washington, and Oregon)
* Membership and continuing education with EDRDPro and the Columbia River Eating Disorder Network
* Annual Columbia River Eating Disorder Network conference (50% of registration cost paid for by New Leaf)
* Employees are not responsible for establishing client referrals. Client referrals come through New Leaf and are distributed to employees.
* Weekly one-on-one supervision meeting with Lydia for support with client cases
* Supportive team environment with monthly team meetings and quarterly in-person team events.

Responsibilities

* Begin part-time, working up to full-time. Candidates must have the availability to schedule at least 22 client hours per week and be able to work until 6pm at least two days per week. At full-time, clinicians can expect to work about 30-35 hours/week.
* Provide person-centered nutrition counseling and Medical Nutrition Therapy for various nutrition needs, including eating disorders, PMOS, diabetes, neurodivergence, sports nutrition needs, and gut issues.
* Complete administrative tasks including scheduling appointments, charting, and care coordination with treatment team members (therapists, doctors, psych prescribers, etc).
* Attend staff meetings, supervision meetings, and trainings provided by New Leaf Nutrition Counseling.
* Provide ethical care within the scope of practice as a Registered Dietitian.

Qualifications

* Live in Oregon, with the ability to commute at least one day a week to our Portland offices at SE Hawthorne or Montavilla.
* Active Registered Dietitian license.
* Active Oregon license. Ideal to have a Washington license as well.
* Fat positive and weight-inclusive values. Fully aligned with a HAES® approach and LGBTQIA+ affirming care.
* Preferred 2 years of experience practicing as a dietitian with knowledge and experience working with folks with eating disorders.
* Comfortability providing MNT for various medical conditions.
* Comfortability and experience working with teens and adolescents is a plus.

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