Meal Plan Development

Job ID: 37577817

Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR

Job Title: Dietetics Research Freelancer

Company Overview:
*Fooditian* plans to offer specialized meal services tailored to individuals with dietary-related concerns. Our mission is to help individuals fight better with their health conditions.

Position Summary:
We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Dietetics Research Freelancer to join our dynamic team. This project offers an exciting opportunity for a student pursuing a degree in dietetics or a related field to gain hands-on experience in a real-world setting.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct thorough literature reviews on the latest advancements in dietetics, nutritional science, and related fields.
• Summarize relevant research findings and present key insights to the nutrition team.


• Meal Plan Development.
• Preparing meal charts based on different diets.
• Prepare a meal plan that has Ragi and Millet as part of the meals.
• Help in the preparation of the menu. (The meal chart should be average which can be applied to all of the age groups)
• Ensure meal plans align with the latest research and nutritional guidelines.
• Maintain accurate and organized records of research findings and meal plans.


Qualifications:

Currently enrolled in a degree program in dietetics, nutrition, or a related field.
Strong research skills with the ability to critically analyze scientific literature.
“Knowledge of dietary guidelines, nutritional requirements, and health conditions.
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
Ability to work collaboratively.
Medium Proficient in Microsoft Office, Excel
Duration:
This is a contract-based project and should be completed within 30 days with the possibility of extension based on performance and business needs.

Project Stipend Range:
INR 3000 - INR 5000

Location:
Work from home
Fooditian is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to apply.
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