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Docs can you explain what is a dietary position at a nursing home?
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See below: It depends on actual position requirements and job description. Usually, it's to work in the kitchen, making sure the trays go out according to an appropriate diet (pureed, diabetic, etc.). Every place of employment brings something different in the description so it's best to call human resources to find out exactly.
Answered 5/28/2016
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