Dietitian (0.6 FTE Part-Time)Silverado Creek Seniors Community | Calgary, AlbertaFlexible Work Schedule | Meaningful Resident Relationships | Supportive Interdisciplinary TeamAre you a Registered Dietitian looking for a role that offers flexibility, autonomy, and the opportunity to make a real impact in the lives of seniors?At Silverado Creek Seniors Community, we recognize that today's healthcare professionals are seeking more than just a job. We offer a flexible part-time opportunity that allows you to balance your qualified commitments with your personal priorities while building meaningful relationships with residents and their families.As our Dietitian, you will play an integral role in enhancing resident health, wellness, and quality of life through individualized nutritional care and collaboration with an experienced interdisciplinary team.Why Join Silverado Creek?Flexible Scheduling0.6 FTE Part-Time positionFlexibility to schedule portions of your hours during evenings and weekendsOpportunity to create a work schedule that supports work-life balance while meeting resident needsMeaningful and Rewarding WorkDevelop ongoing relationships with residents and familiesMake a direct impact on resident health, comfort, and quality of lifeSupport healthy aging through evidence-based nutritional careCollaborative Team EnvironmentWork alongside nurses, physicians, rehabilitation professionals, dining services, and leadership teamsBe recognized as a valued clinical expert within the communityParticipate in resident-centred care planning and quality improvement initiativesA Values-Based OrganizationJoin a family-owned and operated seniors living organization committed to dignity, respect, excellence, and compassionBe part of a growing organization dedicated to empowering residents to live their best livesAbout the RoleReporting to the Support Services Manager,



the Dietitian is responsible for providing clinical nutrition services that support resident health, safety, and satisfaction while ensuring compliance with legislative requirements and Park Place Seniors Living standards.Key ResponsibilitiesComplete comprehensive nutritional assessments upon admission and annually, or as required.Collaborate with residents, families, and the interdisciplinary team to develop individualized nutrition care plans.Conduct swallowing assessments and provide recommendations regarding diet textures, meal assistance techniques, and safety precautions.Provide nutrition counselling and education to residents and families.Recommend and monitor nutrition interventions and dietary supplements for residents experiencing weight loss, wounds, or other nutritional concerns.Monitor resident weight trends and complete follow-up assessments and care plan revisions as needed.Maintain accurate nutrition documentation, including assessments, care plans, progress notes, MDS documentation, RAPs, and related tracking requirements.Support food service quality initiatives and collaborate with the Support Services Manager to enhance resident satisfaction and dining experiences.QualificationsBachelor's degree in Food and Nutrition, Dietetics, or a related field.Active registration and good standing with the College of Dietitians of Alberta.Experience working with older adults, long-term care, supportive living, or assisted living populations is considered an asset.Strong assessment, communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills.Minimum two years of related experience preferred.Ideal for Dietitians Seeking:Semi-retirement or a reduced work scheduleA second position to complement an existing practiceFlexibility around family commitmentsEvening and weekend scheduling optionsA meaningful clinical role with greater autonomy and continuity of care

📌 Silverado Creek - Part Time Dietitian (Calgary)
🏢 Park Place Seniors Living
📍 Calgary