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| Faculty Positions Open - click Clinical Nutrition Faculty Positions for details. Registered dietitians (RD's) play a critical role in health care through education and nutritional therapy by translating nutrition science into usable information for the promotion of health and disease prevention and treatment. Nutrition research may offer more to the prevention of chronic disease in the United States than any other medical discipline. The registered dietitian is the most widely recognized nutrition expert and the only nutrition expert covered by medicare to provide medical nutrition therapy and counseling. How to become a Registered Dietitian Complete:
The Coordinated Program combines the required course work along with the required supervised practice. Graduates are immediately eligible to take the national registration examination. Admission Requirements and Key Facts
Frequently asked questions about the Coordinated Program. Frequently Asked Questions about Careers in Dietetics from the American Dietetic Association Registered Dietitian Fact Sheet from the American Dietetic Association
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