Show Notes
Starting out your career in dietetics can feel nerve-wracking, scary, and complicated at times, but working to find the opportunities to continue learning, expand your skills, and combat imposter syndrome can help you tackle challenges that come your way! Join Jessica, Kaitlyn, and Lauren as they talk about some of the things they wish they knew earlier in their career as dietitians including how to approach job applications, integrating into the interdisciplinary care team, and continued education.
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