As an integral part of the HPPA team, the dietitian works in collaboration with other health professionals to implement and deliver holistic services across communities. These services aim to enhance access to nutrition care and education for First Nations populations and to support improved overall health outcomes. Provides nutritional assessment and education to Primary & Home and Community Care clients/families, including home visits to housebound clients and outreach services.

Provides individual and group education, nutritional assessments, counselling, and client‑focused nutrition plans that support healthy living. Communicates and/or consults with other health care providers regarding treatment goals, planning, and evaluating changes. Practices in accordance with skilled standards as outlined by the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia.

Bachelor’s Degree in Dietetics required; a Master’s Degree is considered an asset.

Registered

Dietitian (RD)



with the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CHCPBC). Two years of experience in a clinical health setting or cross‑cultural health promotion field.

Wage Range: $43.72 to $56.62 per hour, depending on role‑specific knowledge, skills, ability, and experience.

Total

Rewards include base salary, flexible time‑off options, the Municipal Pension Plan (defined benefit with a 9.31% employer contribution after eligibility), and extended health and dental benefits.

Prince

George is the largest city in northern BC and offers a high quality of life with extensive recreational opportunities and university resources. In accordance with Section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code and Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, preference will be given to qualified candidates with Aboriginal ancestry.

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