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The Clinical Dietitian provides evidence-based nutritional care to patients in long-term care and rehabilitation settings, focusing on assessment, intervention, and collaboration with healthcare teams. Responsibilities include conducting nutrition assessments, monitoring patient progress, educating staff and patients, and participating in quality improvement projects. The role requires expertise in medical nutrition therapy, documentation, and use of nutrition software tools, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care and interdisciplinary communication.

The Clinical Dietitian provides evidence-based nutritional care to patients in long-term care and rehabilitation settings, focusing on assessment, intervention, and collaboration with healthcare teams. Responsibilities include conducting nutrition assessments, monitoring patient progress, educating staff and patients, and participating in quality improvement projects. The role requires expertise in medical nutrition therapy, documentation, and use of nutrition software tools, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care and interdisciplinary communication.

The Locum Veterinarian provides preventative care, diagnosis, and treatment for pets in a clinical setting. Responsibilities include client communication, maintaining medical records, performing surgeries, and ensuring compliance with laws and safety standards. The role requires a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, state veterinary license, surgical skills, and the ability to work flexible hours including weekends.

The Clinical Dietitian provides evidence-based nutritional care to patients in long-term care and rehabilitation settings, focusing on assessment, intervention, and collaboration with healthcare teams. Responsibilities include conducting nutrition assessments, monitoring patient progress, educating staff and patients, and participating in quality improvement projects. The role requires expertise in medical nutrition therapy, documentation, and use of nutrition software tools, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care and interdisciplinary communication.

The Urogynecology Physician position at AdventHealth Medical Group involves providing specialized care in urogynecology within a collaborative, growing healthcare team in Davenport, Florida. The role requires board certification or eligibility and experience in urogynecology, with access to advanced medical technologies and supportive leadership. The position offers competitive compensation, benefits, visa support, and is located in a rapidly expanding community with a high quality of life.

The Locum Veterinarian provides preventative care, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and injuries in pets, ensuring client education and compliance with legal regulations. This role requires surgical skills, strong communication, organizational abilities, and a commitment to compassionate pet care. Candidates must hold a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, relevant licenses, and be capable of working flexible hours including weekends and evenings.

Regional Class A CDL Drivers operate tractor-trailers delivering freight on driver-friendly routes with a 5-day work week and competitive pay. The role requires a Class A CDL, at least one year of tractor-trailer experience, and drivers are supported with comprehensive benefits and career growth opportunities. Premier Transportation offers late model equipment, no touch freight, and various incentives including referral bonuses and owner-operator options.

The Clinical Dietitian provides evidence-based nutritional care to patients in long-term care and rehabilitation settings, focusing on assessment, intervention, and collaboration with healthcare teams. Responsibilities include conducting nutrition assessments, monitoring patient progress, educating staff and patients, and participating in quality improvement projects. The role requires expertise in medical nutrition therapy, documentation, and use of nutrition software tools, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care and interdisciplinary communication.

A Locum Veterinarian provides preventive care, diagnoses, and treats diseases and injuries in pets, ensuring safety and compliance with veterinary standards and regulations. The role requires surgical skills, excellent communication, organizational ability, and compassion towards pet care. This position demands flexibility, the ability to work independently, and adherence to a variety of professional and ethical standards.

This role seeks a board-certified Pediatric Hospitalist for inpatient care in a North Carolina hospital, focusing on newborn nursery coverage and scheduled deliveries. The position requires BLS, PALS, and NRP certifications, with no ICU or critical care procedures involved. The physician will use EPIC EMR and serve in a locum tenens capacity near Littleton, NC.