1. Establishing a career in Nutrition and Endocrinology
Nanette Steinle, MD, RDN
June 2019

2. Becoming a nutrition expertBS MS
PhD
Post doctoral fellowship

3. Physician Nutrition Specialist
Nbpns.org
Medical license
ABMS certified
Demonstrated expertise in nutrition defined by one or more of the following: * 
Mentored training in clinical nutrition (requires letter of recommendation from mentor).
Dedicated service on a hospital Multidisciplinary Nutrition Team (requires letter of recommendation from hospital chief of staff or physician head of department).
Performance of research with publications in nutrition (provide documentation on curriculum vitae).
Teaching position involving nutrition at an academic medical center (requires letter of recommendation from department chairman).
Committee membership and/or leadership role in a national nutrition society (provide documentation on curriculum vitae).
Completion of a minimum of 150 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) devoted to clinical nutrition (provide CME documentation).
Regional peer-recognized leadership role in nutrition (requires letter of recommendation from peer in community).

4. Nutrition fellowships

6. Professional Organizations
American Society of Nutrition
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
New York Academy of Sciences
Sackler Institute
American Heart Association
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAFP.org

7. Federal Programs USDA National Academies NIH
John A. Milner Fellowship:
National Academies
Institute of Medicine
Food and Nutrition Board
NIH
NIDDK
National Cancer Institute
Division of Cancer Prevention
Office of Dietary Supplements

8. Online Resources

9. American College of Nutrition