by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
West Virginia licenses dietitians and protects the titles “dietitian,” “licensed dietitian,” or any designation that implies a licensed dietitian. There are no licensure requirements for providing nutrition care and holistic nutrition professionals may work within...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
Utah certifies dietitians and protects specific titles. There are no requirements in the State of Utah requiring certification to provide nutrition care and holistic nutrition professionals may work within their scope of practice if they are not using the protected...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
Texas licenses dietitians and protects the title “licensed dietitian,” “dietitian,” or any facsimile. The State of Texas does not require a license to provide nutrition care to individuals or groups of people so holistic nutrition professionals may work within their...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
South Carolina provides for the licensure of dietitians and protects the titles of “dietitian,” “licensed dietitian,” alone or in combination, or used with the letters “L.D.” or combination in any words, letters, abbreviations, or insignia. While the law protects...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
Pennsylvania allows dietitians to be licensed by the state. The law also protects the titles of “dietitian,” “registered dietitian,” “licensed dietitian-nutritionist,” and the abbreviations “RD,” and “LDN.” EXEMPTIONS: Holistic nutrition professionals may practice in...
