Registered Dietitian

About LIFE Pittsburgh

LIFE Pittsburgh is a growing nonprofit organization with nearly 400 dedicated team members who believe that aging should never mean giving up independence, dignity, or connection. We are a community-based alternative to nursing home care, supporting frail older adults so they can remain safely in their homes and lead meaningful lives in the communities they love.

Each day, our care teams—comprised of physicians, nurses, social workers, rehabilitation specialists, and more—come together with one shared purpose: to wrap our Participants in a circle of care that sees them, hears them, and honors the lives they’ve lived. Whether through our Day Health Centers or in-home programs, we tailor our services around each Participant’s goals, not just their medical needs.

What We Offer

• Competitive Compensation reflective of your experience and value
• Comprehensive Benefits Package including Medical, Dental, and Vision
• 401(k) with Company Match – vested immediately to support your future
• Life Insurance – because peace of mind matters
• Tuition Reimbursement to help you grow, because we believe in your future too
• Paid Time Off – grows every pay period and rolls over into the new year, because rest and recharge are essential to care

At LIFE Pittsburgh, food is more than fuel—it’s nourishment for body, spirit, and community.

We are seeking a Registered Dietitian who understands that a meal can be medicine, that dignity is preserved when someone feels seen in their dietary needs, and that good nutrition is a cornerstone of great care. In this role, you’ll do more than manage meal plans—you’ll contribute to lives filled with purpose, connection, and wellness.

This role offers the opportunity to pair clinical expertise with compassionate service, leading the planning and oversight of nutritional care while managing safe, person-centered dietary operations in collaboration with our Interdisciplinary Team.

What You'll Do

• Provide thoughtful, individualized medical nutrition therapy for Participants based on their diagnoses, preferences, and goals
• Conduct and update nutritional assessments to support high-quality, proactive care
• Partner with the Interdisciplinary Team to ensure every care plan includes meaningful, appropriate nutrition guidance
• Leader in Food Safety, ensuring full compliance with food safety standards and fostering a warm, respectful environment
• Order nutritional supplements focusing on budgeting with an eye for both cost-effectiveness and Participant needs
• Support and train staff to serve meals that are not just nourishing, but also deeply respectful of each Participant’s dignity and autonomy
• Document care thoughtfully and accurately to ensure compliance and continuity
• Assist with foodservice operations only as needed, based on staffing requirements or specific operation demands