Registered Dietitian: Harrison Healthcare

• Registered Dietitian:
  Harrison Healthcare in Toronto

Start Date
09/22/2026

Full-Time

Harrison Healthcare is hiring a Registered Dietitian for its Toronto team. The role provides personalized nutrition care for clients in a preventive healthcare setting. Toronto is one of three Canadian hiring locations, alongside Calgary and Vancouver.

Harrison Healthcare uses a comprehensive wellness approach across its Canadian centres. The employer seeks a dietitian with strong dietetic knowledge, compassion, empathy, adaptability, and a commitment to current nutrition science. The position also includes collaboration with medical professionals, care-planning meetings, service improvements, training, and programming.

• Primary location: Toronto centre
• Additional hiring locations: Calgary and Vancouver

The Registered Dietitian begins with a client's goals, lifestyle, mental wellness, and medical history. Nutrition care then identifies barriers that affect dietary habits and develops practical strategies for change. The work requires careful listening because a nutrition plan must reflect the person's health circumstances and daily routines.

Dietitians translate nutrition science into food and health guidance that clients can understand and use. Common practice areas include chronic disease, diabetes, digestive conditions, food allergies, child feeding, weight management, and nutrition education. Each area calls for a different assessment process, set of priorities, and follow-up plan.

Harrison Healthcare's Registered Dietitians work with medical professionals when nutrition findings affect a client's wider care plan. Care-planning meetings give the clinical team a defined time to coordinate information, review progress, and identify changes in support. The role therefore combines individual consultations with communication across disciplines.

The position also contributes to service improvements, training, and programming. Those activities can involve refining care processes, sharing nutrition knowledge with colleagues, and helping the team develop consistent client education. Adaptability and willingness to use varied technologies support that broader work.

• Client work: Understand goals, identify barriers, and support dietary-habit change.
• Clinical collaboration: Work with medical professionals and participate in care-planning meetings.
• Program contribution: Support service improvements, training, and programming.

Canadian dietetic education includes a university degree in human nutrition and dietetics, coursework in biological and social sciences, and supervised practical training. Accredited university and practicum programs cover lifecycle nutrition, chronic disease, food service, community health, and population health. The Canadian dietetic education pathway also includes the Canadian Dietetic Registration Examination.

Most provinces require a completed degree, practical training, and examination before a dietitian can practise. Provincial regulatory colleges set the registration process, so applicants confirm the requirements that apply in the province connected with their chosen centre. Internationally educated dietitians use the pathway established for their credentials and province.

• Academic preparation: University study in human nutrition and dietetics.
• Practical preparation: Supervised training through an accredited program or practicum.
• Provincial registration: Registration with the applicable provincial regulatory college.

Harrison Healthcare operates five centres in Canada, with two in Calgary, two in Vancouver, and one in Toronto. Its preventive healthcare model uses a comprehensive…