Plan and conduct food service or nutritional programs to assist in the promotion of health and control of disease. May supervise activities of a department providing quantity food services, counsel individuals, or conduct nutritional research.

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food... [+] More

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food requirements information to kitchen personnel.

Provides information on quantities of specific foods, such as vegetables and meats, to be prepared in kitchen. May calculate diabetic diets and following standards established by Dietician. May answer telephone and intercom calls and relay information to kitchen concerning meal changes, complaints, or patient discharge. May prepare and deliver formula and special nourishments to unit pantries. [-] Less

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food... [+] More

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food requirements information to kitchen personnel.

Provides information on quantities of specific foods, such as vegetables and meats, to be prepared in kitchen. May calculate diabetic diets and following standards established by Dietician. May answer telephone and intercom calls and relay information to kitchen concerning meal changes, complaints, or patient discharge. May prepare and deliver formula and special nourishments to unit pantries. [-] Less

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food... [+] More

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food requirements information to kitchen personnel.

Provides information on quantities of specific foods, such as vegetables and meats, to be prepared in kitchen. May calculate diabetic diets and following standards established by Dietician. May answer telephone and intercom calls and relay information to kitchen concerning meal changes, complaints, or patient discharge. May prepare and deliver formula and special nourishments to unit pantries. [-] Less

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food... [+] More

Prepares dietary information for use by kitchen personnel in preparation of foods for hospital patients. Operates computer to enter and retrieve data. Examines diet orders and menus received from hospital units. Processes new diets and changes as required. Gives food requirements information to kitchen personnel.

Provides information on quantities of specific foods, such as vegetables and meats, to be prepared in kitchen. May calculate diabetic diets and following standards established by Dietician. May answer telephone and intercom calls and relay information to kitchen concerning meal changes, complaints, or patient discharge. May prepare and deliver formula and special nourishments to unit pantries. [-] Less

Provides genetic... [+] More

Provides genetic counseling to individuals and families in specified areas of clinical genetics, such as obstetrics, pediatrics, oncology, and neurology, to help them understand and adapt to birth defects or genetic disorders by providing them with information, education, and reassurance. Analyzes and interprets test results and genetic information from family histories, and identifies patients or families at risk for specific diseases, disorders, or syndromes, particularly as it applies to children. Advises patients or relatives of the risks, consequences, and nature of inherited disorders and diseases, the probability of developing or transmitting them, recurrence risks, and the options open to them in management and family planning.

Conducts risk assessments and recommends medical or genetic testing based on analysis. Works with couples who want children to understand their in passing on certain birth defects or genetic disorders to their unborn children. Gains an in-depth understanding of the family history of each patient and thoroughly records the medical history of each patient, spending ample time evaluating the data. Determines or coordinates treatment plans by requesting laboratory services, reviewing genetics or counseling literature, and considering histories or diagnostic data. Explains diagnostic procedures, such ultrasound, fetal blood sampling, and amniocentesis. Assesses patients' psychological or emotional needs such as those relating to stress, fear of test results, financial issues, and marital conflicts to make referral recommendations or assist patients in managing test outcomes. Supports and counsels patients if they find out they or their children are at risk for certain genetic diseases or disorders, and helps them with more difficult aspects and findings. Provides support as patients go through extensive and sometimes invasive genetic tests. Educates physicians and health professionals at prenatal clinics, pediatric care centers, and adult genetic centers. Participates in clinical research studies. [-] Less

Advises and aids individuals and families requiring assistance dealing with substance abuse problems, such as alcohol or drug abuse. Develops program for treatment and rehabilitation of client, using knowledge of drug and alcohol abuse problems and counseling and treatment techniques.... [+] More

Advises and aids individuals and families requiring assistance dealing with substance abuse problems, such as alcohol or drug abuse. Develops program for treatment and rehabilitation of client, using knowledge of drug and alcohol abuse problems and counseling and treatment techniques. Typically requires certification by State or other governing body.

Interviews clients, reviews records, and confers with other professionals to evaluate condition of client. Counsels clients individually and in group sessions to assist clients in overcoming alcohol and drug dependency. Counsels family members to assist family in dealing with and providing support for client. Refers client to other support services as needed, such as medical evaluation and treatment, social services, and employment services. Monitors condition of client to evaluate success of therapy, and adapts treatment as needed. Prepares and maintains reports and case histories. May formulate and conduct programs to promote prevention of alcohol and drug abuse. May prepare documents for presentation in court and accompany client to court as needed. [-] Less

Advises and... [+] More

Advises and provides guidance services with personal, family, educational, mental health, and career decisions and problems. Collects, organizes, and analyzes information about individuals through records, tests, interviews, and professional sources. Counsels individuals and provides group educational and vocational guidance services. Excludes paraprofessional positions.

Assists individuals to understand and overcome social and emotional problems. Collects, organizes, and analyzes information about individuals through records, tests, interviews, and professional sources to appraise their interests, aptitudes, abilities, and personality characteristics for vocational and educational planning. Compiles and studies occupational, educational, and economic information to aid counselors in making and carrying out vocational and educational objectives. May engage in research and follow-up activities to evaluate counseling techniques. May refer students to placement service. May teach classes. [-] Less

Responsible for providing EAP services to companies under contract as well as internal employees.

Provides assessment, crisis intervention, short term counseling, and referral of employees. Interfaces with troubled employees. This position may provide services to specific companies under contract or may... [+] More

Responsible for providing EAP services to companies under contract as well as internal employees.

Provides assessment, crisis intervention, short term counseling, and referral of employees. Interfaces with troubled employees. This position may provide services to specific companies under contract or may be dedicated to internal employees. Evaluates data gathered relative to the medical or psychiatric plan of treatment. Assists in the design and implementation of mechanisms for evaluating utilization of service, client satisfaction, supervisor satisfaction and program efficacy. Compiles statistical information for monthly and annual reports. An advanced degree in Social Work, Counseling or Psychology is typically required with three years of clinical experience. Current licensure in a particular discipline or CEAP is typically preferred. May conduct training sessions for supervisors and employees on a variety of topics including Employee Assistance Programs, chemical dependency/alcoholism and stress management. [-] Less

Advises students and evaluates their abilities, interests, talents, and personality characteristics in order to develop appropriate academic and career goals. Provides individual and group guidance services relative to problems of scholastic, educational, and personal-social nature to students. Excludes paraprofessional positions.

Suggests... [+] More

Advises students and evaluates their abilities, interests, talents, and personality characteristics in order to develop appropriate academic and career goals. Provides individual and group guidance services relative to problems of scholastic, educational, and personal-social nature to students. Excludes paraprofessional positions.

Suggests remedial or corrective actions and assists students in making better adjustments and in planning intelligent life goals. Plans and directs program to orient students and assists in their integration into scholastic life. Investigates reports of misconduct and attempts to resolve or eliminate causes of conflict. May initiate and conduct group conferences to plan and discuss programs and policies related to assignment of quarters, social and recreational activities, and dormitory living. May supervise dormitory activities. May interview all dormitory students to determine need for counseling. [-] Less