30 min
7. How RD2BE Brooke Margaret is Becoming a Dietitian in 2 Years (Without Taking Organic Chemistry!) Dear Future Dietitian
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- Nutrition
Note: Technical difficulties affected the sound on this specific episode. Apologies for the inconvenience!
In this episode you'll learn:
Why ACEND created a new program type to address the potential shortage of dietitians What made Brooke almost give up on changing careers into dietetics Why she is so thankful she found University of New England’s Future Education Model program How the University of New England program is designed and structured What it’s like finding your own supervised experiential learning preceptors Her favorite parts about the University of New England program Her goals as an RD2BE now and once she completes her program Resources mentioned:
University of New England FEM Program - https://online.une.edu/applied-nutrition/rdn-focus-area/ Brooke’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theredhead.dietitian/ Free Application Toolkit (to access the dietetics program database) - http://allaccessdietetics.com/application-toolkit Get Matched Coaching - Work 1:1 with an expert admissions coach who will guide you through every step of the dietetics program application process with accountability, support, and expert strategy. For dietetic internship and graduate program applicants. http://allaccessdietetics.com/get-matched-coaching (Yes, we work with Future Education Model applicants!) About Brooke:
Brooke is currently a product manager at a tech startup making the leap into dietetics. She is chasing her dream to become a leader in the field of dietetics. She formerly struggled with anorexia, bulimia, and body dysmorphia from the stress and pressure of being a competitive athlete. Now, she hopes to help those with eating disorders and body image issues to realize that food freedom is possible by bringing her first-hand experience to the space! She is currently completing prerequisites for the Future Education Model graduate program at University of New England and has set up her supervised experiential learning rotations in the Denver area.
Note: Technical difficulties affected the sound on this specific episode. Apologies for the inconvenience!
In this episode you'll learn:
Why ACEND created a new program type to address the potential shortage of dietitians What made Brooke almost give up on changing careers into dietetics Why she is so thankful she found University of New England’s Future Education Model program How the University of New England program is designed and structured What it’s like finding your own supervised experiential learning preceptors Her favorite parts about the University of New England program Her goals as an RD2BE now and once she completes her program Resources mentioned:
University of New England FEM Program - https://online.une.edu/applied-nutrition/rdn-focus-area/ Brooke’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theredhead.dietitian/ Free Application Toolkit (to access the dietetics program database) - http://allaccessdietetics.com/application-toolkit Get Matched Coaching - Work 1:1 with an expert admissions coach who will guide you through every step of the dietetics program application process with accountability, support, and expert strategy. For dietetic internship and graduate program applicants. http://allaccessdietetics.com/get-matched-coaching (Yes, we work with Future Education Model applicants!) About Brooke:
Brooke is currently a product manager at a tech startup making the leap into dietetics. She is chasing her dream to become a leader in the field of dietetics. She formerly struggled with anorexia, bulimia, and body dysmorphia from the stress and pressure of being a competitive athlete. Now, she hopes to help those with eating disorders and body image issues to realize that food freedom is possible by bringing her first-hand experience to the space! She is currently completing prerequisites for the Future Education Model graduate program at University of New England and has set up her supervised experiential learning rotations in the Denver area.
30 min