by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
Oklahoma licenses dietitians but there are no licensing requirements limiting who may provide nutrition care. Certain titles are protected and Section 1736 Titles and abbreviations state: “A. A person may not use the title or represent or imply that he or she has the...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
North Carolina licenses dietitians as “licensed dietitian nutritionists” and nutritionists as “licensed nutritionists.” There are no licensing requirements for holistic nutrition professionals and they may work within their scope of practice, however, they may not...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
New Mexico law licenses dietitians and nutritionists and restricts the titles “dietitian,” “nutritionist,” and “nutrition associate.” While the law protects these titles, holistic nutrition professionals may work under the exemptions or the Unlicensed Health Care...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
New Jersey requires a license to practice Medical Nutrition Therapy and licenses Dietitians and Nutritionists/Certified Nutrition Specialists® (C.N.S.s). Holistic nutrition professionals may work within their scope of practice providing individualized nutrition...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 13, 2020
New Hampshire licenses dietitians however there are no licensure requirements for providing nutrition care to individuals and groups of people. New Hampshire does protect the titles “dietitian,” “licensed dietitian,” and “L.D.”. Holistic nutrition professionals may...