Infant & Pediatric Nutritionist

• ≥ 90 % of infants and children achieve age-appropriate growth milestones within three months
• ≥ 85 % caregiver adherence to prescribed nutrition or feeding plans
• ≥ 95 % satisfaction rating from families on nutrition counseling and support
• Delivery of at least 4 group education workshops per quarter

• Assess & Diagnose Nutritional Needs: Conduct comprehensive assessments (growth charts, dietary histories, medical records) for infants, toddlers, and children.
• Develop Individualized Feeding Plans: Create age- and condition-specific plans—breastfeeding support, formula guidance, introduction of solids, allergy management, and therapeutic diets.
• Counsel Families & Caregivers: Lead one-on-one and group sessions to educate on feeding techniques, portion sizes, nutrient requirements, and troubleshooting common challenges.
• Collaborate with Clinical Teams: Partner with neonatologists, pediatricians, nurses, and therapists to integrate nutrition into each child’s care pathway.
• Monitor Outcomes & Adjust Plans: Track growth metrics, lab results, and caregiver feedback; refine plans to ensure optimal development.
• Lead Educational Outreach: Design and facilitate workshops on topics like infant feeding best practices, managing picky eaters, and adolescent nutrition.
• Maintain Documentation & Resources: Keep accurate records in the EMR and maintain up-to-date educational materials and growth-monitoring tools.

• Growth milestone attainment (z-score improvements)
• Caregiver adherence rate to feeding plans
• Family satisfaction scores (survey ≥ 95 %)
• Timeliness of follow-up consultations (> 90 % on schedule)
• Number of educational sessions delivered and attendance rates

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