Dietitian salary in Singapore
Median $3,800 – $5,600 a month, typically with 1 year experience. Based on .
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Dietitian pay by experience
Median of each posting's advertised range. Latest posting 12 Oct 2026.
| Experience | Median pay | Postings |
|---|---|---|
| 0–1 yrMost common | $3,800 – $6,000 | 7 postings · indicative |
| 2–3 yrs | Sign in to see | 4 postings · indicative |
| 4–5 yrs | — | Too few postings |
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- Senior / Dietitian (Locum & Full-time)THE NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION$4,500 – $6,000 · 1+ yrs
- DietitianKHOO TECK PUAT HOSPITAL PTE. LTD.$3,850 – $6,000 · 1+ yrs
- Care CoordinatorPERSOL SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.$2,760 – $3,500 · 1+ yrs
- DietitianALLIED SEARCH PTE. LTD.$4,500 – $6,000 · 2+ yrs
- Dietitian(10590)NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD$3,750 – $7,400 · 0+ yrs
- Senior/DietitianPERSOL SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.$4,000 – $5,500 · 2+ yrs
- KY11 - Sport Therapist [Sport Massage | Training provided]THE SUPREME HR ADVISORY PTE. LTD.$2,500 – $3,500 · 2+ yrs
- Senior/ DietitianCELECTI PTE. LTD.$4,000 – $5,500 · 3+ yrs
- Senior / Dietitian(4628) - National University PolyclinicsNATIONAL UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES GROUP PTE. LTD.$3,000 – $4,500 · 1+ yrs
- Wellness Executive (Dietitian)MINMED GROUP PTE. LTD.$3,800 – $4,300 · 4+ yrs
- DietitianSINGHEALTH POLYCLINICS$3,100 – $5,620 · 1+ yrs
- Senior / DietitianNATIONAL UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES GROUP PTE. LTD.$4,000 – $8,000 · 1+ yrs
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Nutrition Therapy, Health Promotion, Quality Improvement, Nutrition Assessment, Nutrition Education.
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