Application for License as a Dietitian / Nutritionist - Rhode Island

Application for License as a Dietitian / Nutritionist - Rhode Island

Application for License as a Dietitian/Nutritionist is a legal document that was released by the Rhode Island Department of Health - a government authority operating within Rhode Island.

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Q: What is the application process for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: The application process for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island involves submitting an application, providing proof of education and supervised practice, and passing an exam.

Q: What are the educational requirements for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: To be eligible for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island, you need to have a bachelor's or higher degree in nutrition or dietetics from an accredited program.

Q: Do I need supervised practice to get a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: Yes, Rhode Island requires completion of supervised practice hours, which can be obtained through an accredited internship or coordinated program.

Q: Is there an exam requirement for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: Yes, after meeting the educational and supervised practice requirements, you need to pass the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) exam.

Q: Are there any additional requirements for a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: In addition to education, supervised practice, and the exam, you may need to provide character references, undergo a criminal background check, and pay the required fees.

Q: How long does it take to get a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: The timeframe for obtaining a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island varies, but it can take several months to complete the application process and fulfill all requirements.

Q: How often do I need to renew my dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: In Rhode Island, dietitian/nutritionist licenses are typically renewed every two years.

Q: Is continuing education required to maintain a dietitian/nutritionist license in Rhode Island?A: Yes, Rhode Island requires licensed dietitian/nutritionists to complete continuing education credits to maintain their license.

Q: Can I use the title 'dietitian' or 'nutritionist' without a license in Rhode Island?A: No, in Rhode Island, it is illegal to use the titles 'dietitian' or 'nutritionist' without a valid license.

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