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Job Description

Provides preventative health care with an emphasis on nutrition; relies on research, testing and monitoring a patient’s nutrient supply to improve health and wellbeing.

Duties

Patient consultations, physical and dietary assessments, nutritional counseling, meal plan development, educational material preparation, food and nutritional science research, client progress documentation.

Training

  • 4-year bachelor’s degree program
  • 2-year master’s program
  • State licensure/certification

Average
Annual Salary
$100,000

Career
Earning Potential*
$3,599,601

Example is based on career averages for medical specialty listed above.
*Career After Tax income is based on an individual at the age of 35 and retiring at the age of 70 with 2% inflation pay increases assuming a total state/federal income tax of 28%.

Common Disabilities:

  • Arthritis
  • Degenerative disc disease
  • Tendinitis
  • Ruptured/herniated disc

Alternative Non-Clinical Career Fields

  • Nutritional Research and Development: Medical Science Liaison
  • Digital Health: Digital Nutritional Health Advisor
  • Education: Professor of Nutritional Science, Nutrition/Dietary Education Specialist, Continuing Education Manager
  • Writing: scientific manuscripts, CME and test prep materials, nutritional journalism

Common Causes of Disability*

1 in 4 Are Disabled Before Age 65**

*Common Causes of Disability provided by the Council for Disability Awareness
**Odds of disability provided through the Council for Disability Awareness

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