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Director of Nutrition Services
Duties include but are not limited to:
Nutrition Services Management – Provides oversight to the department to ensure the delivery of high-quality nutritional services to the individuals and program participants.
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Ensures menus, snacks and supplements comply with the DRIs (Dietary Reference Intakes) set forth in the Florida Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Manual and are in accordance with physician-approved diet orders to meet the needs of the individuals.
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Oversees the nutritional health of Group Home individuals.
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Oversees implementation of the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) according to State and Federal guidelines; Provides Preschool with menus that comply with NSLP ensuring reimbursement for free and reduced breakfasts and lunches
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Creates and routinely evaluates the menu, food purchasing to keep within budgetary guidelines, and the purchasing and storing of Emergency Food and Supplies.
Nutritional Consultant – Provides nutritional guidance and direction on behalf of all individuals as needed.
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Completes an Annual Nutrition Assessment and Nutrition Report for each individual through screening of medical records, mealtime observation, and consultation with other Circle of Support Team members;
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Makes recommendations to the physician for diet changes and tube feeding modifications; Provides nutritional consultant summaries for each individual when needed.
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Prepares monthly and quarterly nutrition reports for Group Home Individuals.
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Works closely with the Occupational Therapist ensuring correct diet textures and up to date mealtime procedures.
Environmental, Health, and Safety – Ensures that kitchen and dining room facilities are maintained in compliance with expected standards for the safety and welfare of the residents and the employees.
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Ensures ASC and OSHA rules and procedures are followed by nutritional services by: Monitoring the use of universal precautions with respect to hand washing, spill clean-up, etc.; Providing intervention, as needed.
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Supervising safe food holding temperatures, proper food storage, and appropriate thawing methods as per HACCP Guidelines
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Promptly addresses safety violations, safety hazards, unsafe practices, and other concerns.
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Conducts routine kitchen and dining area inspections of ASC, Group Homes, ADT and PPC and provides in-serve training to nutrition services staff and house staff to ensure compliance with safety and sanitation standards that follow HACCP Guidelines and ASC’s best practices.
Documentation and Recordkeeping – Follows proper documentation and recordkeeping procedures in compliance with nursing standards and ASC policies and procedures.
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Ensures the accuracy and timely submission of reports.
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Prepares the nutritional management section for the Individual Resident Management Plan (IRMP).
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Documents and addresses the nutritional concerns of each individual; Ensures mealtime procedures for each individual are updated as necessary.
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Review minutes from monthly Nutrition Service departmental meetings.
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Submits annual plans for Dietitian Services for each Group Home individual for Medicaid Waiver funding.
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Prepares and submits monthly billing for Dietitian Services to Medicaid Waiver for Group Home Individuals.
Supervises: Nutrition Service Workers and Supervisors
Education and Work Experience Requirements:
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Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics, Nutrition or related field
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Registered or Licensed Dietitian, with current Florida Dietitian license, preferred
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2 years of Kitchen & Supervisory experience.
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Current Florida Motor Vehicle license, automobile insurance with good driving record; Reliable vehicle.
Benefits for FT employees:
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Health Insurance, Dental, and Vision
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403b Retirement Plan with matching and vesting options.
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3 weeks of accrued PTO per year
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Paid recognized holidays
Salary: $48,000 - $50,000 / yr.
After completing your application, email it to HR1@annstorckcenter.org to have your application reviewed and submitted to the appropriate department.
