Deitician

Lead with Compassion, Care with Purpose

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Dietician to join the team on a part time basis. Salary for this role is £50k on a full time basis. However, this role is based on 16 hours per week pro rata £.

Waterloo Manor Hospital is the largest female personality disorder service in the United Kingdom, providing specialized assessment and treatment for women with complex mental health needs.

Job Purpose

• To assess, diagnose, and manage patients’ nutritional needs, providing evidence-based dietary advice to support recovery, improve health outcomes, and promote overall wellbeing.


• Clinical Assessment & Care


• · Assess patients’ nutritional status and dietary needs


• · Develop and implement personalised nutrition care plans


• · Monitor and review patient progress, adjusting plans as needed


• · Provide specialist advice for patients with conditions such as diabetes, obesity, and eating disorders


• Patient Support & Education


• · Educate patients, families, and carers on healthy eating and nutrition


• · Support behaviour change and promote long-term healthy habits


• · Deliver one-to-one consultations and group education sessions


• Multidisciplinary Working


• · Work closely with doctors, nurses, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals


• · Contribute to patient care plans and clinical reviews


• · Provide nutritional input during ward rounds and case discussions


• Documentation & Administration


• · Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records


• · Use electronic health systems to document care and outcomes


• · Prepare reports and contribute to audits or service evaluations


• Health Promotion


• · Support public health initiatives and nutritional awareness programmes


• · Develop resources such as meal plans, leaflets, and guidance materials

• Essential Qualifications & Skills


• · Degree in Dietetics or Nutrition


• · Registration with the Health and Care Professions Council


• · Strong communication and counselling skills


• · Ability to interpret clinical data and apply nutritional science


• · Good organisational and time-management skills


• Desirable


• · Experience in a clinical or mental health setting


• · Knowledge of specialist diets (e.g. enteral feeding, weight management)


• · Understanding of psychological aspects of eating behaviours

• Access to mandatory training with opportunities for further professional development and career growth


• Auto enrolment Pension


• Career development opportunities


• Eligibility for blue light card

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