>> Hello and thank you for your interest in
the Dietetic education programs at Johns Hopkins.
As a trainee in our Dietetic Internship Program
or are MSPH dietitian coordinated graduate program,
you'll receive the hands-on training and education you
need for a successful career in nutrition and dietetics.
Both programs are accredited by
the Accreditation Council for Education
in Nutrition and Dietetics,
also known as ACEND.
They will prepare you to sit for the Commission on
dietetic registration credentialing exam
to become a registered dietitian nutritionist.
Our dietetic internship is a 41 week program for individuals
who have a graduate degree and have
earned a DPD verification statement.
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>> All interns will complete
rotations at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center,
the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
Areas include, in-patient clinical,
outpatient, food service, community and management.
In addition, there is
a clinical community rotation at Howard County General Hospital.
There also may be opportunities to complete electives
at Johns Hopkins entities in Washington DC.
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>> In addition to scheduled rotations,
instruction to support learning is held one day per week.
It is taught by registered dietitians in a variety of fields,
as well as guest speakers.
You will also have the opportunity to complete
two weeks of electives in an area of your choice.
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>> Once you have completed the program,
you will be prepared to provide
medical nutrition therapy in a number of settings,
be able to communicate effectively with
other health professionals and
the general public and most importantly,
they'll convert into sit for the RD exam.
Please apply for the program through DICAS,
the Dietetic Internship, Centralized Application Services portal.
You also will need to enroll in D&D
computer matching to be considered for the program.
Our website has additional application details.
All applications are due February 15.
Our MSPH dietitian program is
a 19-month graduate level coordinated program between
the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
It includes MSPH course work,
followed by a 38-week dietetic practicum.
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>> All students complete in-patient clinical, outpatient,
food service and management
rotations at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center,
the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
Community rotations are held at
sites throughout the Baltimore area,
including Baltimore City Public Schools,
the Center for a Livable Future Movable Feast in WIC.
In addition to scheduled rotations,
you will complete an eight week self-selected rotation with
a public health organization within
the continental US or its territories.
This gives you the opportunity to gain
first-hand experience and the public health nutrition realm.
Previous rotations have been held at
the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics legislative office,
Center for Science in the Public Interest,
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene,
Maryland Department of Aging,
and the National Institutes of Health,
just to name a few.
Once you have completed the MSPH dietitian program,
you will be prepared to address public health nutrition needs,
be able to communicate effectively with
other health professionals and will qualify to
sit for the Commission on Dietetics registration exam
for dietitians and nutritionists.
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>> To apply for the program,
please visit the SOPHAS Express portal.
The MSPH dietitian program is part of
the Department of International Health and Human Nutrition
at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Please indicate your interest in
the RD program on your application.
All applications are due December 1st.
We recognize that choosing
a dietetic education program can be overwhelming.
For that reason, we invite you to join us and get to know us
a little better at one of our upcoming live Q&A sessions,
you'll have the opportunity to meet program directors,
instructors, and former students and can ask them your questions.
Thank you once again for your interest in
our dietetic internship and MSPH dietitian program.
We look forward to meeting you.