Dietitian

As one of our Dietitians, you will be working predominantly with children 0-16 years of age, either in-clinic, mobile or via telehealth. Your caseload will have plenty of variety, delivering assessments, 1:1s and group therapy, parent workshops and training for teachers and childcare educators. No two days are the same

This role is perfect for an experienced Dietitian looking for experience with multidisciplinary teams with a manageable case load, where you can continue to grow and be challenged.

Full time and Part-time opportunities available in Blacktown, Plumpton, and Penrith.

We also have opportunities for Senior Practitioners able to provide supervision to less experienced team members and for recent graduates looking for a professional environment in which to kick start your career.

**What’s on Offer**
- Attractive above award salary, competitive against NGO’s and Health sector
- Incentive scheme
- **Flexible** days and hours and working from home options
- **Salary packaging**, claim up to $15,900 p.a tax-free plus $2,650 towards meals and entertainment
- **Continuous Professional Development**:

- Monthly paid external **clinical supervision**:

- Travel and tolls reimbursed for school and home visits
- Super contributions paid while on parental leave
- $100 credit towards your first uniform purchase
- Therapy equipment, resources, and assessments are supplied
- Supervision, professional support, mentorship, career development opportunities

**About You**
We are a registered NDIS provider, so to be considered for this role you must have or be eligible to obtain the following:

- Full membership as an Accredited Practicing Dietitian with the Dietitian’s Association of Australia
- Strong communication skills with the ability to make connections with a range of stakeholders
- Strong report writing skills
- A current Australian Drivers’ Licence and access to your own vehicle to travel to community locations

As an experienced practitioner, your strong time-management skills and the ability to manage your caseload will be critical to your success with us.

This role would suit any who have a desire to work in a flexible and supportive multidisciplinary environment with clear opportunities for continued and supported career progression.

**The Organisation**
Growing Early Minds is a service of Growing Potential Ltd., a not-for-profit, early intervention and disability support service provider supporting families and children across Western Sydney. Growing Early Minds is entering an exciting period of growth and looking to scale up the allied health team in Western Sydney. Supporting and growing the potential of children, families and communities, is what inspires us. Our people are at the heart of this. It’s their passion, ideas and commitment that drive all that we do.

**How to Apply**

For more information, please call Emma on 0433 533 821.