Community Progress Council, Inc.
Nutrition Assistant
$1,786-2,308 / hour
York, Pennsylvania
Full-Time
On-site
2 months ago
JobLeap AI Summary
The nutrition assistant facilitates WIC program nutrition education and eligibility in York, PA, directly impacting community health. The role includes travel between clinics and emphasizes inclusivity and continuing education.
Direct client interaction
Travel to multiple clinics
Comprehensive benefits
Team-oriented environment
Ongoing professional development
Bilingual pay differential
Support for education
About the job
This nutrition assistant position supports the Women, Infant & Children's (WIC) program in York, Pennsylvania, providing essential nutrition education and wellness support to program participants.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver personalized nutrition counseling and promote breastfeeding initiatives
- Document education services and ensure compliance with program guidelines
- Assess participant eligibility, perform anthropometric and hematological assessments
- Refer clients to health and social services as needed
- Travel between York County clinics for consistent service delivery
- Participate in team meetings and ongoing training
Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED required; bachelor’s degree preferred
- Six months relevant nutrition or WIC experience preferred
- Reliable transportation for travel between sites
- Bilingual (English/Spanish) skills a plus
- Strong communication and interpersonal abilities
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision from the first of the month after hire
- 401(k) retirement plan with match
- Paid time off, holidays, and tuition reimbursement
- Pay differential for bilingual staff
Work Environment
Primarily based in York City with possible assignments at satellite clinics.
About Community Progress Council, Inc.
Healthcare · 50-200
Community Progress Council, Inc. is York County's community action agency, dedicated to empowering individuals and families toward economic self-sufficiency. Established in 1965, the organization offers comprehensive, integrated services including early childhood education, housing and financial education, and workforce development. Serving nearly 14,000 residents annually, CPC focuses on providing resources and support to help low- and moderate-income individuals achieve financial stability. Their mission is to advocate for change and promote community growth, envisioning a York County free of poverty.