Cherokee Nation
Dietitian
$55,000-70,000 / year
Nowata, Oklahoma
Full-Time
On-site
1 month ago
JobLeap AI Summary
Deliver nutrition assessment, counseling, and educational services as a licensed Dietitian, adapting programs to client needs. Compliance, education, and community engagement are key aspects of the role.
Registered Dietitian required
Community health focus
Nutrition counseling and education
Adapts to diverse populations
Compliance with state standards
Oklahoma-based opportunity
About the job
As a Dietitian, you will assess nutritional needs, plan and implement dietary counseling, and offer education that respects diverse community backgrounds. The role involves ensuring compliance with medical standards and state regulations.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess and document nutritional needs of individuals and groups
- Design and deliver nutrition education and counseling services
- Adapt programs to cultural, social, and economic factors
- Ensure compliance with Oklahoma licensure and regulatory standards
Qualifications
- Baccalaureate or higher degree meeting OK State Board of Medical Licensure standards
- Registered Dietitian (RD) and Oklahoma license, or eligibility pending
- Valid driver's license with clean record
- CPR certification required
- Familiarity with HIPAA and health screening requirements
- Proficiency with computer systems supporting nutrition and health education
Work Environment
- Variable, including potential exposure to chemicals and moderate noise
- Occasional physical requirements (lifting, standing, walking)
About Cherokee Nation
Healthcare · 10,000+
The Cherokee Nation is the largest federally recognized Cherokee tribe, headquartered in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Established in 1839, it operates as a sovereign government, providing services such as health care, education, and economic development to over 450,000 tribal citizens worldwide. The Nation's business arm, Cherokee Nation Businesses, manages a diverse portfolio across industries like hospitality, federal contracting, and cultural tourism, employing more than 11,000 people. With a significant economic impact, the Cherokee Nation continues to preserve and promote its culture, language, and values while fostering growth and opportunity for its citizens.