Coordinator I Menu Dietitian & Specs Diets (226 Days)

Coordinator I Menu Dietitian & Specs Diets

Plan and develop school menus for students with special dietary needs. Design and develop therapeutic and allergen sensitivity menus for students with special dietary needs Manage and develop special diet procedures and collaborates with school healthcare professionals, parents and district personnel regarding students with special dietary needs Coordinate recipe development and taste testings of special diet recipes in the department kitchen, at schools or at other events Track and upkeep special dietary need requests from health professionals and parents in a timely manner Assist with multiple taste tests and student surveys to gain feedback and student acceptability of current and future menus Program special diet menus, recipes, food item nutrition information and allergen information in various computer software programs Provide technical assistance for any special diet related questions that come from school cafeterias staff Assist with training cafeteria staff on the implementation of special diet menus and appropriate food substitutions Assist with employee training of new hires and temporary staff assigned to assist with special diet menus Assist with various projects in other areas of the department to develop, establish and evaluate new menu and food concepts Interact regularly and professionally with operation specialists, cafeteria supervisors and campus based administration Occasionally required to work prolonged and irregular hours Occasionally required to lift or exert force of up to 25 pounds

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university in Nutrition, Dietetics, Food Science, Hospitality, Science or directly related field Registered Dietitian Three to five years experience in special diet planning, preferably in school setting; time spent in a dietary internship program may count towards one year of experience Knowledge of Dietary Guidelines for Americans and Institute of Medicine (IOM) guidelines Understand the importance of technology and automation in data capture and analysis. Must be able to analyze productivity performance results and take appropriate action Possess excellent oral and written communication skills, to include outstanding training skills Provide an environment where employee feedback is encouraged, good ideas are credited appropriately and incorporated into daily operations to help the organization run more efficiently Computer skills: MS Office (required); USDA approved menu planning software (preferred) Ability to multitask, appropriately prioritize, detail oriented and goal driven, willing to learn and assume responsibility Bilingual English/Spanish preferred

Work Locations

Food & Child Nutrition Services 1515 AL LIPSCOMB WAY Dallas 75215

Job

Coordinator I-Food Service Full-time

Shift

Day Shift

Minimum Salary

56,988.00

Job Posting

Aug 30, 2026