The Specialist Paediatric Dietitian will provide evidence-based nutritional assessment, advice and treatment for infants, children and young people across hospital and community settings. Requirements typically include a recognised degree in Dietetics, current HCPC registration, NHS or equivalent clinical experience, and knowledge of paediatric nutrition, enteral feeding and safeguarding. The successful candidate should communicate sensitively with children, families and multidisciplinary teams, manage a varied caseload, maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to service development. Candidates are expected to demonstrate sound clinical judgement, organisation, compassion and commitment to continuing professional development. Experience working with complex medical conditions, tube feeding or neonatal services would be advantageous.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides acute, specialist and community healthcare services across Norfolk and surrounding areas. Its main site, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in Norwich, is a large teaching hospital supporting local patients and serving as a regional centre for several specialist services. The Trust works closely with the University of East Anglia and other healthcare partners, combining clinical care with education, research and service improvement. Its teams include medical, nursing, allied health professional and support staff working in multidisciplinary environments. As an NHS employer, the Trust generally offers structured pay bands, pension benefits, annual leave, professional development and opportunities for flexible working, subject to role and service requirements. Paediatric dietitians contribute to its wider commitment to safe, personalised and evidence-based care for children and families.
The United Kingdom is an island nation with employment opportunities across healthcare, technology, finance, education, manufacturing and public services. NHS roles are found throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with larger centres offering broader career options. British culture is diverse and generally values punctuality, privacy, inclusivity and clear professional communication. Lifestyle ranges from lively cities to quieter coastal and rural communities; Norwich offers historic surroundings, cultural attractions and access to the Norfolk coast. Living costs vary considerably, with London and parts of southern England usually most expensive. International applicants should confirm professional registration, English-language requirements and whether the employer provides sponsorship. Eligible healthcare professionals may apply for a Health and Care Worker visa, subject to an approved sponsor, qualifying salary and other immigration conditions. Plan for accommodation, National Insurance, banking, transport and healthcare registration before relocating, and check current government guidance because visa rules can change.
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