ELIZABETH ANTHONY

• Provided medical nutrition therapy for residents in post-acute care rehabilitation and skilled nursing care units. Conducted thorough nutrition evaluations to support individualized care plans. Educated residents and families on disease-specific diets and healthy eating practices.

Established and directed nutritional aspects of patients care. Managed Nutrition Services team, ensuring excellence in clinical nutrition care.

Management and Education

• Directed operations for Clinical Nutrition Services.
• Developed standards for nutrition care, utilizing evidence-based nutrition guidelines.
• Pioneered establishment of Nutrition Counseling Center, which served to provide nutrition therapy in out-patient setting.
• Spearheaded contractual relationship between Milford Hospital and Home-Care agency for Dietitians, providing consultation services.
• Built sustaining relationships, supporting dedicated interdisciplinary team.
• Designed and executed nutrition-related quality metrics, ensuring positive patient outcomes.
• Practiced in compliance with federal regulations and Joint Commission standards, maintaining successful hospital accreditation.
• Managed team of Registered Dietitians and Registered Dietetic Technicians, promoting Standards of Professional Behaviors. Provided ongoing competency-based education and training.
• Coordinated with universities and directed dietetic interns, offering clinical rotations and serving as Dietetic Intern preceptor.
• Collaborated in development of fiscal budgets, responsibly managing labor and supply expenses.

Clinical Nutrition Care

• Provided Medical Nutrition Therapy for hospital and community-based patient populations.
• Managed nutrition care plans for patients receiving parenteral and enteral nutrition.
• Counseled patients in individual and group settings, ensuring guidance navigating nutrition information for prevention and disease management.

• Skilled professional, offering expertise in conducting medical nutrition therapy for both inpatient and out-patient patient populations.