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What Does It Take to Be a Dietetic Technician?

by Ryan Davis, MBA

As a Dietetic Technician, your career can be spent helping others understand the importance of nutrition, so they can improve their health. To follow this career path, you will need to get your Associate's degree and certification, as well as keep up with different educational classes. One reason so many people choose this career path is the variety of career options it offers, however, you must first determine whether or not you have what it takes.

First of all, as a Dietetic Technician, you can choose to work in nursing homes, hospitals, schools, or other institutions. In this type of position, you may be required to plan meal programs for the patients and other individuals. You would also be required to order the food and plan each day's menu. Therefore, it is important that you are organized and have a passion for healthy eating.

Since you will more than likely be required to work with an assortment of other professionals, such as doctors, nurses, patients, and therapists, you will need to have great communication skills. It is vital that you are computer literate, as well as have the ability to write clear and precise reports. Without the necessary written and verbal communication skills, you will not be able to do your job.

While many people may feel that a career as a Dietetic Technician is calm, the truth of the matter, it requires one to be able to concentrate and work a very demanding schedule. You must be able to have good judgment, even under stressful conditions.

If you find that your personality, skills, and characteristics are a great match for this career and you have an interest in improving the health of others by the food they eat, this may be the best career path for you to take. Not only will you find the demand for this position is increasing, you will find a career in this direction will earn you the income you desire.

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