Enrollment Requirements
STUDENT
AGREES:
- that
enrollment entitles him/her to a maximum of 24 months to complete
all course requirements including the final examination
- that
enrollment may be terminated by Auburn University if he/she does
not make satisfactory progress
- to notify Auburn University immediately when the selected registered dietitian can no longer serve as their clinical instructor for the program. The student also agrees to make a new selection for Clinical Instructor and notify Auburn University within 30 days or risk being dropped from the program.
- that
no refunds are granted after the enrollment process is completed
- that
this course does not carry any university credit, nor does enrollment
in this course constitute admission to Auburn University
CLINICAL
INSTRUCTOR AGREES TO:
- Guide
and counsel the student as required
- Supervise
work-related learning experiences, spending at least 50 hours with
the student throughout the program
- Evaluate
the student's progress as required by the course
- Administer
objective tests and send test papers to be graded
- Maintain
close communication with the program coordinator and staff
- Regularly
advise the facility administrator of the student's progress
- Notify
Auburn University if I will no longer serve as clinical instructor
for this student
To qualify as a clinical instructor/Preceptor you must be a registered dietitian or licensed dietitian in those states that accept LDs as equivalent to RDs, with no less than one year full-time equivalent employment, post-registration, in a practitioner role, with at least six months of this experience related to the subject matter of the program.
**CDM or a DTR may precept the non-nutritional aspects of the field experience and 25 of the 50 nutrition related hours, as delegated and coordinated by the RD preceptor. They must meet the following requirements:
A (CDM) Certified Dietary Manager with no less than one year full-time equivalent employment, post-certification, in a practitioner role.
A (DTR) Dietetic Technician must be registered, with no less than one year full-time equivalent employment, post-certification, in a practitioner role.
THE
ADMINISTRATOR AGREES TO:
- Provide
a climate for learning and encourage the student
- Allow
the student to complete a minimum of 150 hours of supervised on-the-job
experiences that are required for the course
- Permit
the student to use the facility to perform on-the-job learning activities
- Provide
additional time for the consulting/supervising dietitian to supervise
the student's work-related learning experiences (At least 50 hours
of contact between student and dietitian are required)
Enrollment
entitles the student to a maximum of 24 months to satisfactorily
complete all course requirements including the final examination.
The minimum time required is six months. Printable
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