Paediatric Oncology Tele-counsellor Nutritionist

• Conduct audio/ video counseling sessions and maintain remote communication with patients in one or more hospitals.
• Manage out-patients and in-patients in the Paediatric Oncology and Hematology department in one or more hospitals.
• Traveling to hospitals as required to perform job responsibilities.
• Assess the child s nutritional status and deficiencies using the data obtained from the nurse at the hospital.
• Develop diet plans for every child, involving the nurse, child and the family, based on carefully analysing their medical condition and nutritional requirements.
• Maintain detailed records of counseling sessions for success mapping, monitoring, evaluation, and publishing case studies.
• Conduct calls daily with the nurse.
• Prepare and submit monthly reports with the treating doctor and the team.
• Participate in meetings and training programs conducted by the organisation and be open to learning, assignments and evaluations.
• Stay updated with the latest nutritional science research.
• Ensure patient satisfaction, quality care, regulatory compliance, and efficient use of
• A masters or Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.
• At least a 6-month internship at a multispecialty hospital and 1.5 years of work
• Fluency in the Hindi, English & Bengali languages.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with exceptional attention to
• Willing to commit to at least 18 months of work.
• Ability to work in a team and have a strong work ethic.

Skills:

• you're a great listener
• A large part of your work as a paediatric nutritionist will depend on what children tell you or don't tell you.
• You have to empathise with what they and their parents are going through.
• You are an influencer and a champion for good nutrition at all times.
• You are a champ at influencing people. People come to you for advice.
• You will inspire parents, children, and even doctors to follow good nutrition practices in your day-to-day work.
• You have a knack for dealing with kids.
• You are patient and compassionate. You can tell a good story and inspire children to eat right.
• You don't talk down to them. You are their advocate and friend.
• Data doesn't scare you.
• You will have to keep a keen eye on nutritional data, malnourishment status, calorie counts and deficiencies of your patients.
• You have a knack for technology.
• We love tech when it makes your life easy. We solve the malnutrition problem in critical illnesses through our FoodHeals App. You will be using this in your day-to-day work.
• you're a stickler for organising things.
• You have remarkable attention to the slightest detail and meticulous organisational skills.
• Your closet and drawers are a testament to this skill: when something doesnt have a place,
• you make one for it and teach others to keep it that way. You can manage schedules, prioritise your work and follow it with minimum supervision.