Dietetic Support Worker

The clinical aspects of the post are supervised by the team of Adult Dietitians and support workers. There is a well established competency based training programme in place with the aim of enabling the successful applicant to support our patient group by providing excellence in dietetic care. Support for the administrative aspects of the role is available from Dietitians and Support workers in post as well as administrative post holders within the wider Therapies teams at Whipps Cross University hospital. The position involves working on a computer, at ward level with patients, staff and families and telephone work utilising a broad range of skills and ensuring that no two days are the same. Good computer and communication skills are of the utmost importance in this busy post., Therapy Vision: To be the heart of NEL, empowering people to live their best life, committed to innovative development of our staff and services with transparency. Think of us as part of your caring family as we are proud to be one.

This position is vital to the Dietetic Services at Whipps Cross and applicants should have a strong desire to work within nutrition in a caring role. This post would provide a great opportunity for a variety of people including those already at this grade, starting out, returning to the workforce or wishing for a change in direction. The successful applicant for this position will be made welcome and work flexibly as part of our teams. The right candidate should find this role an exciting challenge. The Whipps Cross Hospital Dietetic services for adults and paediatrics are part of the broader Barts Health Dietetic services and so there is a requirement to travel between all sites for sharing of information and service planning.

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