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Livestock Nutrition

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One Brooklyn Health

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$90K/yr

Overview The Nutrition Coordinator is a Registered Dietitian that assesses the nutrition health ... Demonstrates excellent communication and listening skills. * Achieves assigned goals. * Creates and ...

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Overview The Nutrition Coordinator is a Registered Dietitian that assesses the nutrition health ... Demonstrates excellent communication and listening skills. * Achieves assigned goals. * Creates and ...

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$83K/yr

Overview The Nutrition Coordinator is a Registered Dietitian that assesses the nutrition health ... Demonstrates excellent communication and listening skills. * Achieves assigned goals. * Creates and ...

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School Nutrition Engagement Education Coordinator

Westbrook School Department

Westbrook, ME • On-site

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Re-posted 26 days ago

Job description

The Westbrook School Department School Nutrition Program seeks a School Nutrition Engagement Coordinator. Under the direct supervision of the School Nutrition Director, this position supports the school nutrition program through outreach to and engagement with students, families & the general public.
Responsibilities

Communications and Outreach
-Collaborate and act as a liaison with district staff and community members to promote childhood nutrition.
-Assist the director in collaborating with district nutrition initiatives.
-Coordinate graphic design, social media posts, and marketing for cafeterias and websites.
-Coordinate advisory groups.
Recipes, Menus, and Products
-Assist in recipe and menu planning including special menu items such as allergen free, plant based, and halal options.
-Identify and track locally grown/raised products.
-Identify new products and conduct taste tests.
Additional Tasks
-Assist with staff training.
 -Lead classroom discussions about school food and the food system.
-Attend conferences, trainings, and webinars.
-Uphold districts policies and resolutions including those related to allergy awareness, wellness, equity and carbon neutrality.














Grant Management
-Write and submit grant proposals
-Establish and manage an operational plan and budget that meets grant guidelines and ensures timely expenditures.
-Communicate grant goals to principals, teachers, and school staff, students and parents.
-Establish partnerships with relevant group and organizations.
-Establish and follow proper procurement procedures.
-Process reports on time, retain records, and comply with all other paperwork and reporting requirements.





Travel between schools, or between schools and central offices, may be required.

Qualifications

-  Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition, Communications, Marketing or relevant majors

-  Prior work experience in nutrition field for 1 year.

-  Prior experience working with diverse populations, including students with disabilities and multilingual learners desired

To Apply

Visit the Employment Section of the Westbrook School Department website, www.westbrookschools.org.



Apply