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Readers Respond: The Real Life of a Dietitian (Nutritionist)
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By Dawn Rosenberg McKay, About.com

When choosing a career, it is helpful to get information about it from those who actually work in the occupation one is considering. Please share information about your career as a dietitian (nutritionist) so those thinking of entering this field can make an informed decision.

  1. Describe what you do as a dietitian (nutritionist)?
  2. What do you like about being a dietitian (nutritionist)? What don't you like about it?
  3. With the proper training, how easy or difficult is it for someone to get an entry level job as a dietitian (nutritionist)?
  4. Are you happy you became a dietitian (nutritionist)? Why or why not?
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The Real Life of a Dietitian

I love it. You get to work with diverse people in a wide variety of settings. If you love food and the science behind it as well as helping others with their diet, then Human Nutrition and Dietetics is ideal for you.
—Guest Nila

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The Real Life of a Dietitian (Nutritionist)

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