Rachel Hahn

Practices as an expert in the application of the nutrition process and theory within the pediatric population. The primary responsibility of the Clinical Dietitian Specialist is to advance patient care directly in the role of expert clinical practitioner and indirectly in the roles of educator, consultant, and researcher.

· Practices as an expert in the application of the nutrition care process (NCP) and theory.

· Utilizes the NCP to provide person-/population-centered nutrition care to patients while considering other factors affecting nutrition and health status such as culture, ethnicity, gender, health literacy and social determinants of health.

· Performs nutrition assessments and implements nutrition plans of care based on evidence-based practice and patient's goals of care.

· Documents in the medical record using the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' standardized language.

· Establishes credibility as the food and nutrition expert within the interprofessional team and organization. Maintains a climate of mutual respect, dignity, ethical integrity, and trust.

· Works collaboratively with the healthcare team to promote patient/client wellness, health maintenance, and/or intervene in acute or chronic illness. Communicates the plan of care with the appropriate multi-disciplinary team member(s).

· Provides nutrition-related education in a manner tailored to the learner’s age, language, and ability to understand. Documents the education plan and the learner’s understanding in the EMR. Provides language interpretation and translation service as necessary.

Pediatric Dietitian with a specialization in Endocrinology to join our internationally focused healthcare team. This role involves providing advanced nutritional care and education to pediatric patients with endocrine disorders such as diabetes, growth disorders, thyroid dysfunction, metabolic syndromes, and rare genetic conditions. You will collaborate with global healthcare providers and public health partners to improve pediatric nutrition outcomes across diverse populations.