by Nicole Hodson | Oct 12, 2020
Kentucky licenses dietitians and provides certification to nutritionists. Kentucky also protects the titles “licensed dietitian,” “certified nutritionist,” “dietitian,” “nutritionist,” “L.D.,”...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 12, 2020
Indiana licenses dietitians and protects the title “licensed dietitian” and “L.D.” but does not place restrictions or require a license to provide nutrition care. Holistic nutrition professionals may work within their scope of practice. Article 14.5-7-1 states an...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 12, 2020
Hawaii is a Title Protection State. Hawaii does not require a license to provide nutrition services. However, you may not use “licensed dietitian” or “use the letters “L.D.” in connection with your name, or use any words or symbols indicating...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 12, 2020
Florida licenses dietitians and nutritionists. The titles: “Dietitian,” “Nutritionist,” “Nutrition Counselor,” “L.D.,” “L.N.,” “L.N.C.,” “or any other words, letters, abbreviations, or...
by Nicole Hodson | Oct 12, 2020
Connecticut certifies dietitians and nutritionists. However, there is no certification requirement for providing nutrition care, and holistic nutrition professionals may work within their scope of practice. Specific titles are protected and listed in Section 20-206p....
