Clinical nutrition managers help patients improve or maintain their health by suggesting the best food for their dietary needs. They often work in health care clinics or long-term care facilities. This role is similar to what dietitians do, but clinical nutrition managers have more of a focus on health care and often coordinate care plans with doctors, nurses, and other medical personnel. As a clinical nutrition manager, you assist patients in understanding the importance of adjusting their diet as part of managing their overall health. You review their current treatment and customize a nutrition care program. Most clinical nutrition managers work regular hours, but employers may occasionally call you for advice if patients have an unexpected reaction to something in their diet.