Registered Dietitian

Overview

Practice Nutrition Care in a Community You’ll Love Located in the heart of Charlottesville, VA, this onsite, part-time role allows you to work directly with patients in a supportive primary care setting alongside a collaborative, interdisciplinary care team. As a Registered Dietitian at CareATC, you’ll provide individualized nutrition counseling, support chronic disease management, and help patients translate nutrition guidance into sustainable lifestyle changes that improve long-term health.

You’ll build meaningful, ongoing patient relationships, experience continuity of care, and work within a predictable schedule that allows you to focus on prevention and education—rather than quick, transactional visits.

CareATC allows dietitians to practice at the top of their license within an integrated, team-based care model.

• A part-time, 20-hour work week with a predictable schedule
• Meaningful, ongoing patient relationships with continuity of care
• Direct integration into primary care, partnering closely with physicians and interdisciplinary teams
• The ability to focus on long-term behavior change, not quick or one-time visits
• Time and support to deliver realistic, sustainable nutrition counseling without insurance-driven constraints

• Comprehensive benefits package, including Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, Paid Time Off, Disability & Life Insurance, and a Wellness Program
• Access to telehealth primary care services at no or low cost for you and your dependents
• Continuing education and licensing stipend of $262.50 annually, prorated based on start date, in addition to company-covered internal continuing professional education opportunities
• Supportive, team-based care model that prioritizes quality and continuity
• Annual Salary Range: $38,000 – $43,000 Based on a 20-hour work week. Compensation is determined by experience and licensure.

• Complete comprehensive nutrition assessments and create individualized care plans aligned with patient goals
• Provide evidence-based nutrition counseling focused on chronic disease management, risk reduction, and preventive care
• Translate nutrition science into practical, sustainable lifestyle changes patients can realistically follow
• Partner closely with an interdisciplinary care team to coordinate treatment plans and improve continuity of care
• Document interventions, monitor progress over time, and adjust care plans based on outcomes and evolving patient needs

• Bachelor’s degree in nutrition, dietetics, or related field (Master’s preferred)
• Registered Dietitian credential (CDR required)
• Outpatient or chronic disease experience preferred