Jobs at Heart of Ohio Family Health Centers

Provides medical nutrition therapy to patients in primary care clinics, assessing nutritional status, developing individualized dietary plans, delivering education, documenting care, billing insurers, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams. Supports food-access initiatives, quality improvement, and evidence-based nutrition education. Supervises or precepts dietetic interns and collaborates with physicians and other clinicians.

Provides medical nutrition therapy in primary care clinics by assessing patients, developing nutrition plans, educating patients and families, documenting care in electronic health records, billing insurers, coordinating food-access resources, and collaborating with clinicians. The dietitian also supports quality improvement, supervises dietetic interns, precepts students, and delivers evidence-based education for conditions including diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and special dietary needs.

Analyzes financial, operational, pharmacy, clinical, and grant data to support business and clinical outcomes. Maintains data warehouses and reporting systems, designs reports and dashboards, develops automated reporting solutions, identifies process improvements, and presents insights to leadership and staff. The role also gathers stakeholder requirements, applies statistical analysis, and supports data-driven strategic decisions.

Identifies, writes, manages, and reports on grants to secure organizational funding. Coordinates supporting documentation, collaborates with program teams after awards, tracks deadlines, analyzes and distributes data, prepares progress reports, and presents project results. May also support or lead other organizational projects.

Dispenses medications safely and accurately, provides patient consultations, MTM services, immunizations, medication reconciliation, and clinical pharmacy support. Supervises pharmacy technicians, manages inventory and controlled-substance records, performs non-sterile compounding, responds to patients and providers, and maintains compliance with Ohio pharmacy regulations and organizational policies. The pharmacist may travel between Columbus-area practice sites as needed.

Assists the Compliance Department with healthcare risk management and compliance initiatives, including incident reporting, patient grievances, risk assessments, policy updates, emergency preparedness, employee training, FTCA and UDS reporting, HRSA site visit preparation, and 340B auditing. Maintains confidential records, monitors patient experience data, coordinates policy updates and compliance documentation, and supports regulatory and organizational compliance activities across multiple clinic locations.