Trainees can participate at CHDD clinics and at off-campus sites for careers dealing with the special nutritional needs of persons with developmental disabilities. The training stresses a team approach with other professionals from disciplines such as pediatrics, psychology, physical and occupational therapy, speech, social work, and nursing to prepare trainees to interact in an interdisciplinary fashion in offering comprehensive services to children and families. Trainees must be RD or RD eligible.
Stipends are available.