
Community Healthcaring KW provides a broad range of services aimed at improving the health of individuals and the wider community. Our services include medical and dental care, health promotion, illness prevention and outreach programming. Our expertise and resources are focused on working with those who experience health inequities and barriers to accessing health services. Collaborating as an interdisciplinary team, we provide services and supports that address the social determinants of health including factors and barriers such as poverty, inadequate housing, food insecurity, substance use, language and culture, as well as stigma and social exclusion.
Community Healthcaring KW works with the most complex client population served by primary health care professionals within Waterloo Region. Our highly skilled and diverse team works from a strength-based approach with individual clients as well as the broader community. We collaborate with many partner agencies and organizations within Waterloo Region. Our team consists of Family Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Social Workers, Dietitians, Chiropodists, Pharmacists, Psychiatrists, Health Promoters, Community Health Workers, Administrative Staff and Volunteers.
We invite you to consider this opportunity to join our team and contribute to this important work.
The Health Centre is currently recruiting for the following position:
Job Title: Registered Dietitian - Diabetes Education Program
Pay: $36.33 - $43.77 per hour
Part-Time (FTE 0.4 - 15 hours a week) to Full-Time (FTE 1.0 - 37.5 hours a week)
18 Month Fixed Term Contract
Benefit package:
The Registered Dietitian - Diabetes Education Program (DEP) provides community based nutritional and health assessments, diabetes self-management education, insulin management, nutritional care services, and behaviour change support for people living with type 2 diabetes in the Kitchener Waterloo region.
The role operates within a client-centered health team, in collaboration with CHCKW staff, Primary Care Practitioners, Endocrinologists, Community Partners and the Waterloo Community Diabetes program.
The RD participates in the development, delivery and evaluation of programs and services for CHCKW and the regional Waterloo Community Diabetes Program.
6.Participate in the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Diabetes Education programs for individuals and client populations as determined by CHCKW and the Community Diabetes Program, Waterloo Region.
9.Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical notes in accordance with College guidelines and CHCKW policy.
12.As a Student Supervisor, provide orientation, ongoing support, coaching and monitoring to meet the requirements of the Health Centre and of the educational institution.
14.Work during both regular and extended hours (evenings/weekends) and in locations within Kitchener to be determined by the Health Centre. An evening may be required.
Accountability
This position is accountable to the Manager, Health & Wellness.
The Health Centre values the diversity of its staff and welcomes applications from people of all races, ethnicity, religions, culture, sexual orientation, gender identity and those with disabilities.
Individuals with a disability requiring accommodation during the application and/or the interview process, please contact humanresources@healthcaringkw.org so that suitable arrangements can be made.
Personal information submitted will only be used for the purposes of this recruitment process.
We appreciate all expressions of interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. This is a currently open job posting.

As part of our community, we support your health and wellness and work in unity with our partners to provide you with caring and integrated services. Founded by The Kitchener Downtown Community Health Centre and Sanctuary Refugee Health Centre, our services are responsive to individual health goals, and together we create healthy communities. We offer evidence-informed, innovative healthcaring for anyone facing barriers to health services, including people who are newcomers, refugees, experiencing homelessness or precarious housing and who are challenged by other social influences of health in the Kitchener-Waterloo region.