YOUR IMPACT

We’re looking for a Dietitian to deliver practical, evidence-based diabetes and nutrition education that helps people living with diabetes (and their families) build confidence and skills to self-manage. This role delivers NDSS-funded group education and information sessions, and may also provide individual and group dietetic support through the Diabetes Victoria Clinic. You’ll also contribute to resources, webinars, and broader professional support activities that strengthen our impact across Victoria.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver NDSS-funded group education and information sessions (including Living Well with Diabetes, Diabetes Information Sessions, and DESMOND), including some travel and after-hours work.
• Maintain (or work towards) accreditation requirements to support delivery of relevant programs (including DESMOND).
• Provide expert dietetic advice through the Diabetes Victoria Clinic via in-person, telehealth, home/residential visits or group settings (as required).
• Support Diabetes Victoria’s professional development service by contributing to and/or delivering workshops for health professionals and support workers (as required).
• Contribute to Diabetes Victoria’s organisational activities, including articles, webinars, resource development, and responses to general clinical enquiries (and media topics where appropriate).
• Support Diabetes Camps Victoria by attending as a health professional (ideally, one camp per year, or as negotiated).

ABOUT YOU

You are a collaborative, community-minded dietitian who can translate clinical knowledge into clear, engaging education that meets people where they are. You’ll bring:

• Strong group facilitation and presentation skills, with an ability to engage diverse audiences.
• High-quality health writing and health literacy capability, producing information that is clear, practical, and accessible.
• Program planning and coordination skills, with confidence managing logistics, data and reporting requirements.
• A commitment to evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and culturally safe service delivery.
• Strong stakeholder and participant communication skills, including the ability to respond to enquiries with empathy and professionalism.

Qualifications and requirements (essential unless noted):

• Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) status.
• Current Victorian Driver’s Licence.
• Current Police Check and Working with Children Check.
• Willingness to travel and work after-hours when required for program delivery.
• DESMOND educator accreditation (desirable), or willingness to meet requirements as needed.

WHAT WE OFFER

• Salary Packaging: Access up to $15,900 tax-free each FBT year (+ $2,650 meals/entertainment).
• Hybrid work model: Balanced working-from-home and office-based arrangements.
• Inclusive, mission-driven culture: Work alongside passionate clinicians and health promotion leaders.
• Professional growth: Access to thousands of online learning modules and clinical development opportunities.
• Wellbeing benefits: Discounted gym membership for you and your family, mental health wellbeing day, EAP access, and more.
• Impact: Be part of building and expanding an innovative, technology-focused diabetes service that improves lives across Victoria.

OUR COMMITMENT

We celebrate diversity in all its forms. If you need adjustments to participate in the recruitment process, please let us know.

• Deliver NDSS-funded group education and information sessions (including Living Well with Diabetes, Diabetes Information Sessions, and DESMOND), including some travel and after-hours work.
• Maintain (or work towards) accreditation requirements to support delivery of relevant programs (including DESMOND).
• Provide expert dietetic advice through the Diabetes Victoria Clinic via in-person, telehealth, home/residential visits or group settings (as required).
• Support Diabetes Victoria’s professional development service by contributing to and/or delivering workshops for health professionals and support workers (as required).
• Contribute to Diabetes Victoria’s organisational activities, including articles, webinars, resource development, and responses to general clinical enquiries (and media topics where appropriate).
• Support Diabetes Camps Victoria by attending as a health professional (ideally, one camp per year, or as negotiated).

• Strong group facilitation and presentation skills, with an ability to engage diverse audiences.
• High-quality health writing and health literacy capability, producing information that is clear, practical, and accessible.
• Program planning and coordination skills, with confidence managing logistics, data and reporting requirements.
• A commitment to evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and culturally safe service delivery.
• Strong stakeholder and participant communication skills, including the ability to respond to enquiries with empathy and professionalism.

• Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) status.
• Current Victorian Driver’s Licence.
• Current Police Check and Working with Children Check.
• Willingness to travel and work after-hours when required for program delivery.
• DESMOND educator accreditation (desirable), or willingness to meet requirements as needed.