Full-Time

Registered Dietitian

Pediatric, Inpatient Critical Care

Updated on 8/1/2026

Methodist Le Bonheur

Methodist Le Bonheur

5,001-10,000 employees

Nonprofit hospital system providing patient care

No salary listed

Memphis, TN, USA

Hybrid

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Electronic Health Records (EHR)

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Requirements
  • A Bachelor's Degree in Dietetics is required.
  • A Tennessee Dietitian-Nutritionist license is required.
  • A Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist credential from the Commission on Dietetic Registration is required.
  • Knowledge of the Nutrition Care Process and the ability to apply all steps of the process are required.
  • Comprehensive knowledge and application of nutrition services and medical nutrition therapy, specifically related to pediatrics, are required.
  • Comprehensive knowledge, application, and advancement of formularies for preterm, infant, preschool, school-age, adolescent, adult, metabolic, and other disease-specialty formulas are required.
  • Complex understanding and application of growth velocity and estimated needs for multiple age groups with differing growth rates are required.
  • Critical thinking is required to integrate facts, informed opinions, active listening, and observations.
  • Decision-making, problem-solving, and collaboration skills are required.
  • The ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal form with patients, the public, hospital and medical staff, and physicians is required.
  • The ability to function independently on assigned patient-care units is required.
  • The ability to counsel and educate others is required.
  • General knowledge of nutrient analysis, word-processing software, and spreadsheet software is required.
Responsibilities
  • Provide the Nutrition Care Process and formulate and implement pediatric specialty medical nutrition therapy plans of care.
  • Document care in accordance with policy, procedure, and clinical practice guidelines.
  • Understand and document face-to-face and telehealth charging practices and enter them into the electronic charging system.
  • Screen, triage, and prioritize medical nutrition therapy consults for neonates, infants, pediatric, adolescent, and adult patients.
  • Complete nutrition assessments and identify nutrition diagnoses and problems.
  • Identify and document differing malnutrition indicators for neonates, pediatric patients, and adults.
  • Monitor formula orders and calculate special recipes with or without additives for milk-technology staff.
  • Identify and integrate trends in anthropometric indices and biochemical data, including the implications of diagnostic tests and therapeutic procedures.
  • Perform pediatric nutrition-focused physical findings to evaluate nutritional status throughout the lifecycle.
  • Perform and ensure proper anthropometric data collection and measurement techniques, including pediatric head circumference, segmental length, and recumbent length, and apply values to appropriate growth charts.
  • Serve as a resource for the multidisciplinary team on proper anthropometric measurement techniques and equipment.
  • Increase monitoring frequency and adjust pediatric plans of care as needed.
  • Implement nutrition plans of care and collaborate with foodservice staff and milk-technology staff to ensure continued conformity with the plans.
  • Function as an integral member of the clinical interdisciplinary team and the Nutrition Therapy team.
  • Navigate pediatric formulas and additives and their corresponding suppliers to ensure tolerance, availability, and consideration of patients' financial resources.
  • Work with case management and social work to identify resources for formula supplies through WIC, insurance, and community programs.
  • Document the need for each formula resource, the amount provided by each resource, and assist with document completion for insurance, durable medical equipment, and community-resource formula coverage.
  • Identify goals and provide age-specific, culturally appropriate nutrition counseling and education to patients and their families or caregivers throughout the lifecycle.
  • Use evidence-based nutrition practice guidelines and appropriate instructional methods and tools for relevant age groups.
  • Document patient or caregiver comprehension and anticipated compliance with nutrition guidelines in measurable terms and complete ad hoc inpatient charting.
  • Calculate special formula recipes for home, modify them as needed, complete formula education with patients or caregivers, and document the education in the electronic medical record.
  • Monitor, troubleshoot, and communicate outpatient issues and nutrition plans of care through electronic medical-record messaging between outpatient appointments and inpatient admissions.
  • Demonstrate professional development and leadership.
  • Demonstrate performance measurement and quality improvement.
  • Perform other assigned or requested job functions.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Master's Degree in Dietetics is preferred.
  • Dialysis experience of 0–1 years is preferred.
  • A Mississippi Dietitian-Nutritionist license is preferred.
Methodist Le Bonheur

Methodist Le Bonheur

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Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare provides patient- and family-centered medical care through hospitals, clinics, and affiliated services in Memphis and the surrounding area, a mission carried out since 1918. Its team of medical professionals delivers accessible, cost-effective, high-quality care for individuals and families. Care is coordinated by clinicians and support staff across a broad range of services, with programs that reflect the health ministries and social principles of The United Methodist Church. The organization differentiates itself by combining faith-based community service with a long-standing commitment to affordable access, aiming to improve overall community health through compassionate, comprehensive care.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$1M

Headquarters

Memphis, Tennessee

Founded

1918

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What believers are saying

  • Angie Golding’s internal communications role supports tighter change-management messaging.
  • Owned storytelling can highlight patient access, specialty care, and community impact.
  • Standardized mobile-device support can improve frontline coordination across 5,600 devices.

What critics are saying

  • Richard Ransom’s November 2025 exit creates a proactive media-relations gap.
  • His public disagreement with management invites criticism and media scrutiny.
  • A future patient-safety incident would face slower, less consistent communications response.

What makes Methodist Le Bonheur unique

  • Methodist Le Bonheur spans six Memphis-area hospitals with centralized communications leadership.
  • Its PR process routes media requests through dedicated 24-hour contacts.
  • The system hired veteran broadcaster Richard Ransom for strategic communications in March 2025.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

7%

1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

7%
The Commercial Appeal
Nov 20th, 2025
Former Memphis broadcaster Richard Ransom leaves Methodist Le Bonheur communications post

Former Memphis broadcaster Richard Ransom leaves Methodist Le Bonheur communications post. Memphis Commercial Appeal Former Memphis broadcaster Richard Ransom has left his role as the director of strategic communication at Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, Ransom confirmed Nov. 19. "After 30 years in television news, I believed that Methodist offered me an interesting opportunity to use my skills as a journalist to provide Methodist with proactive and principled media relations," Ransom said in a statement. "It didn't take long to realize that this is not what the hospital system's management had in mind. We agreed to part ways. While I've made no decisions about my next chapter, I am committed to being more thoughtful about where I land." Ransom joined Methodist from ABC24 in March 2025, where he spent almost a decade as a television broadcaster. Ransom had been a part of the Memphis media world for 20 years. Ransom said his last day with Methodist was Nov. 7. Jack Armstrong covers breaking news and the environment for The Commercial Appeal. He can be reached at [email protected] and followed on X @jca2902.

FOX13 Memphis
Sep 24th, 2025
Methodist North hosting first 'Battle for Men's Health' event

Methodist North hosting first 'Battle for Men's Health' event.

The Commercial Appeal
Mar 13th, 2025
Longtime Memphis TV anchor to leave ABC24 post for Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare

Longtime Memphis television broadcaster Richard Ransom is leaving ABC24 to join Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare on March 24, the hospital system announced Thursday.

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Feb 27th, 2025
How Methodist Healthcare is Simplifying Medication Savings for Patients

Before partnering with CipherHealth LLC, Methodist Healthcare relied on traditional methods to assist patients with prescription costs, such as printed savings cards included in discharge instructions.

PR Newswire
Aug 27th, 2024
Unified For A Healthier Mid-South: Memphis Mayoral Leadership Past And Present Endorse Healthier 901

View special messageMEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spanning more than three decades in leadership for the City of Memphis, Mayor Paul Young and former mayors Jim Strickland, A C Wharton and Willie Herenton have come together for the first time ever in support of a monumental community initiative to change the trajectory of health and wellness for the Mid-South.Healthier 901, powered by Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, and the generous support of our sponsors Cigna Healthcare, Nike, Kroger, Action News 5 and the YMCA, is a bold plan to bring immediate and lasting change to our community by tackling obesity, a condition which puts people at higher risk for chronic conditions such as cancer and heart disease, the leading causes of death in Desoto and Shelby counties."On behalf of our healthcare system, I extend our deepest gratitude to our current and former mayors for their leadership and unwavering support of Healthier 901," said Methodist Le Bonheur President and CEO Michael Ugwueke, DHA, FACHE. "Together through Healthier 901, we are creating a foundation for a healthier, stronger and more active Mid-South for generations to come.""Creating better health outcomes for our residents has the power to significantly improve our city, from workforce benefits to healthcare costs, to community engagement and quality of life," said Memphis Mayor Paul Young. "I love walking, so I am excited to add my daily steps to the millions of steps already logged by my fellow community members. We all play a part in building a healthier tomorrow for our friends, families and neighbors."Last year, Methodist Le Bonheur launched Healthier 901, a Mid-South community challenge to lose one million pounds in three years."As a former mayor of the great city of Memphis, I have witnessed the challenges our community faces with maintaining their health and well-being. I also know first-hand that ours is a community of great resilience and strength," said former Mayor Willie Herenton.The three-year initiative is more than a challenge to the Mid-South to lose one million pounds