Training
Master of Science in Nutrition Diagnostics Graduate Program (MNDGP)
created by Lindsey Kelsay
Description
The MNDGP is an ACEND-accredited program that combines rigorous academic coursework with extensive supervised experiential learning. It is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to become competent entry-level RDNs. The program emphasizes evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and interprofessional collaboration. Students benefit from scheduled rotations in diverse settings, including hospitals, community programs, and foodservice operations. The curriculum is structured to meet the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) requirements, ensuring eligibility to sit for the RDN credentialing exam upon completion.
Course Curriculum
Didactic Courses (30 credit hours): Critical Thinking Nutrition Counseling Contemporary Topics in Nutrition Diagnostic and Assessment Methods Nutrition-Focused Physical Exam Training Cox College +3 Cox College +3 Cox College +3 Supervised Experiential Learning (1,025 hours): Clinical Nutrition Community Nutrition Foodservice Management Inpatient Clinical Diabetes Outpatient Clinic Dialysis Private Practice Community Gardens Wellness Nutrition WIC Long-term Care Rehabilitation Pediatric Specialties
Trainer Expertise
Nutritionist
