Roisin Gowan, RD

I think people would be surprised that RDs are more open minded then we are given credit for, especially as we have adapted a holistic approach in our practice. Science is always changing, so being able to interpret what is credible and not is a skill that we are trained to do

Clinical, Pediatric, Private Practice, BloggerSteph LangdonMarch 20, 2018what RDs do, #whatRDsDo, RD, dietitian, pediatrics, irish, neonatal, private practice, clinical, childrenComment

Stephanie Margolis, RD, LD & Josh Clauser, RD

Currently I own The Sarcastic Nutritionist with fellow RD Josh Clauser. He is the creative and funny one of the company while I make business plans, put lots of numbers into lots of spreadsheets, and color code many, many things.

Media, Marketing, Private Practice, Public Relations, Retail, Writing, Men in DieteticsSteph LangdonMarch 13, 2018what RDs do, #whatRDsDo, RD, dietitian, business owner, business, design, apparel, guyititian, duo, teamComment

Angela Berrill, NZRD

The last 5 years has been an incredibly challenging time for our profession with so much nutrition-nonsense in the media and online. In my ideal world, people would turn to the qualified nutrition professionals for dietary advice and become warier of what they read in the media, wellness bloggers, and anyone else who gives unsubstantiated nutrition advice.

Marketing, Industry, Community, Private Practice, Public HealthSteph LangdonMarch 6, 2018what RDs do, #whatRDsDo, Registered Dietitian, nutrition, private practice, interview series, business owner, New ZealandComment

Jennifer Mimkha, MPH, RD, LDN, CLC

I’m an outpatient pediatric dietitian, specializing in metabolic disorders (inborn errors of metabolism and genetic disorders). I also have a small private practice, Prana Nutrition, LLC in Tampa Bay.

Private Practice, Pediatric, ClinicalSteph LangdonFebruary 27, 2018what RDs do, #whatRDsDo, dietitian, vegetarian, vegan, plant-based, metabolism, interview series

Alyssa Ashmore MS, RDN, CSSD, LD

I remember reading nutrition labels at the age of 10, healthy eating being an early interest of mine. In college, my business major wasn’t quite fitting for me, and once I learned Dietetics and Nutrition was a field of study, I wasted no time in making the change. Becoming a dietitian was an action of the quote, “Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life.”

Communications, Corporate, Private PracticeSteph LangdonFebruary 20, 2018communications, corporate, counseling, eating disorders, interview series, media, private practice, recipe development, Registered Dietitian, something nutrishus, wellness, what RDs do

Lalitha Taylor, BSc, RD

I want dietitians to continue to be the go-to “gurus” when it comes to nutrition! I want people to understand our scope of practice and have greater financial access to dietitians in private practice. In Alberta, a certain number of private sessions are covered to see a physiotherapist but not a dietitian. We need to change that.

Primary Health Care, Private Practice, MediaSteph LangdonFebruary 13, 2018#whatRDsDo, clinical, corporate, counselling, interview series, media, presenter, primary care, private practice, Registered Dietitian, something nutrishus, sport nutrition, what RDs do

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