Are you interested in a career that combines science, health, and the power to make a real difference in people’s lives? County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust and South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are inviting you to an inspiring NHS Nutrition and Dietetics Online Careers Event.
Date: Wednesday 19 November
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Platform: Microsoft Teams
This free virtual event is designed to help you discover the exciting and varied opportunities within Nutrition and Dietetics — from understanding what a Dietitian does, to learning about the different routes into the profession.
What to Expect
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Expert insights into dietetic training pathways
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An overview of diverse roles within NHS Nutrition and Dietetic teams
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Talks from Specialist Dietitians working across clinical areas
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A live Q&A session to help guide your next steps
Who Should Attend?
This event is ideal for:
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Sixth form and college students exploring healthcare careers
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University students or professionals in related fields (e.g. Nutrition, Public Health)
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Career changers looking for a fulfilling new direction
Attendees will also receive a Certificate of Attendance to support their career journey.
Event Agenda
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What is a Dietitian? – An introduction to the profession and its vital role in patient care.
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Registered Dietitian vs Nutritionist – Understanding key differences in qualifications, roles, and responsibilities.
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Role of a Newly Qualified Dietitian – Insights into the transition from student to professional practice.
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Role of a Home Enteral Feeding Dietitian – Specialist care for patients requiring nutritional support at home.
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How to Become a Dietitian & Life as a Student Dietitian – Training routes, university experience, and placements.
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Role of a Dietetic Assistant & Apprenticeship Route – Exploring alternative entry routes and support roles.
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Role of a Bariatric Dietitian – Working with patients on weight management and bariatric surgery pathways.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from professionals, ask questions, and find out how you could become part of this vital and rewarding NHS profession.