If you are qualified for the Clinical Dietitian position, Partners In Health based in Neno, Malawi is looking for you. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications before the closing date on September 13, 2026. Review the detailed requirements and application guidelines provided below to ensure your submission is complete. Please ensure to mention you found this opportunity on NyasaJobs.com website when submitting your CV and application to the employer or when making online applications for organizations.
Partners In Health
JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR CLINICAL DIETITIAN
Job Information
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Title |
Clinical Dietitian |
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Department |
Secondary Care and Programs |
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Duty Station |
Neno District |
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Reports to |
Secondary Care and Programs Director |
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Second Line Reporting |
Chief Medical Officer |
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Commitment |
Full-time |
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Working Hours |
40 hours per week |
Purpose of the Job:To provide Clinical Dietetics Services and evidence-based, patient-centerednutritional care to improve health outcomes of the patients
Key Roles and Responsibilities
- Conducting comprehensive patients’ nutritional status assessments, diagnosis and requirements.
- Implementingevidence based individualized dietetic care plans for general and critical care patients with various medical and surgical conditionsin line with national guidelines and policies
- Providing guidance in development, implementation and monitoring of individualized nutrition care plans for general and critical care patients with various medical and surgical conditionsin line with national guidelines and policies
- Providing information about treatment options, on dietary related conditions and outcomes
- Guiding the food service management team in the development of menusthat are in line with national hospital catering guidelines and policies.
- Contributing to the development and implementation of district-level nutrition policies and programs.
- Documenting and maintainingaccurate, timely and detailed and up to date patient records related to nutrition and dietetics and ensuring confidentiality of sensitive information
- Providing routineindividual and group dietary counselling for specific health conditions including Non communicable diseases
- Working with food service staff to develop menus that are in line with national hospital catering guidelines and policies
- Conducting quality improvement activities such as CPDs, Audits and supervising the food preparation processes, proper food handling, storage, and sanitation.
- Conducting operational research and dissemination in nutrition and dietetics to improve clinical practices and patient care.
- Conducting nutrition and dietetics outreach activities such nutrition screening, assessment, diagnosis and management of dietary related conditions
- Providing in-service training to healthcare workers on basic nutrition principles and dietary counselling techniques
- Conducting resource mobilization, managing and accounting for resources provided.
- Participating in performance appraisal management processes
- Any other duties assigned from time to time
Minimum academic and professional qualifications and experience.
- BSc in Clinical Dietetics or Postgraduate diploma in Clinical Dietetics from accredited institution.
- Masters in Dietetics will be an added advantage
- Registered and in good standing with medical council.
Method of application
All interested and qualified candidates based in Malawishould apply strictly throughhttps://www.pih.org/employmenton or before 13thSeptember 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews.
Safeguarding Commitment
Partners In Health/Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo (PIH/APZU) is committed to safeguarding staff, children and communities with whom we work from sexual exploitation, abuse and sexual harassment. Therefore, any offer of employment is conditional upon the successful completion of applicable background checks.
The Organisation does not charge any fees at any stage of the recruitment process. If you are asked to make a payment at any stage of the recruitment process, please contactbmsowoya@pih.organdspeakup@pih.org.