Locum Band 5 Dietitian - West London

Pulse is currently seeking a motivated and hardworking Band 5 Dietitian to join a dietetics team in West London. This role offers the opportunity to work within a busy acute teaching hospital, supporting patients across general medicine and acute surgical wards. You will manage a large and varied caseload, typically handling 20–30 patients, while also supporting colleagues across the service. The role includes involvement in complex discharge planning, particularly for patients requiring home enteral feeding.

• →Manage a large acute caseload across general medicine and surgical wards.
• →Deliver nutritional assessments, care plans, and ongoing patient management.
• →Support complex discharge planning, including home enteral feeding arrangements.
• →Work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to optimise patient outcomes.
• →Provide cross-cover for colleagues during planned and unplanned leave.

• HCPC registered Dietitian
• Previous NHS experience is essential.
• Experience in acute general medicine and/or surgical wards desirable.
• Ability to manage a busy and fast-paced caseload.
• Strong communication, organisational, and teamwork skills.

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