Career Resources

How To Get A Job As A Nutrition Online Educator

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on APRIL 1, 2016

Teaching classes for a college, university, or other educational institution includes many skills besides just knowing the subject. The job of a professor is complex and includes the skills of speaking, writing, dealing with people, and more. When you bring the topic of online education into the equation, the job becomes even more multifaceted. NutritionJobs interviewed two educators who specialize in online teaching. They provided us with insider tips on the benefits and challenges of online teaching and how to get a job as a nutrition online educator. Here is their story. – Sarah

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5 Steps To Find A Literary Agent Who Will Sell Your Book

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on MARCH 1, 2016

You have a great idea for a book. Your passion, heart, and soul are behind this project. Now the big question is, how are you going to get your book published? Luckily, agents know editors and publishers. Publishers generally work directly with agents to find them quality book proposals that will sell. Agents are also well-versed in book contracts and can be a good liaison between the publishing house and the author for drafting and finalizing the contract. A good agent will work hard to get the author a successfully published book.

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Dietetic Career Spotlight on Alpa V. Shah, US Medical Affairs, Dietary Supplements

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on FEBRUARY 25, 2016

Networking results in creating new relationships. I originally met Alpa V. Shah, MS, RDN, CDE, at the annual Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo in Nashville. Thanks to attending a networking event with Nutrition Entrepreneurs Dietetic Practice Group and Dietitians in Business and Communications Dietetic Practice Group, we were able to connect. Here’s her story on her fascinating career. – Sarah

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Dietetic Career Spotlight on Jennifer Seyler, FleishmanHillard, Communications Agency

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on FEBRUARY 18, 2016

Are you branding yourself and communicating correctly? Jennifer E. Seyler, MS, RD, CPT, sure is and she knows how to enhance the dietetic industry through her communication skills. Read on to learn how Jennifer’s inspiring career has helped people through public relations. – Sarah

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Public Policy: How You Can Change Our Dietetic Future

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on FEBRUARY 1, 2016

Public policy is the principle guide to taking action within the government and institutions towards making changes with laws and regulations. Public policy is dynamic, complex, and interactive. Without people making requests for change, nothing will ever happen. The people are the ones who drive changes within our government and policy through their actions and advocacy. This article is dedicated to Public Policy: How you can change our future through your voice, actions, and advocacy.

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How To Write A Winning Dietetic Internship Personal Statement

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on JANUARY 1, 2016

Your personal statement is the first impression a dietetic internship will have about your personality, goals, qualifications, and worth. This may be your only chance to demonstrate your ability and your interest in the program to hopefully move forward and get an interview. Therefore, the personal statement needs to be relevant, honest, enthusiastic, and memorable.

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How To Ace A Skype Interview

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on DECEMBER 1, 2015

You submitted your resume to your job of choice. You had a phone interview and nailed it. Now, the company wants an interview where they can meet you virtually over Skype. Remote interviews are becoming more and more common, especially when interviewing candidates that may be out-of-state. Instead of spending money on travel expenses, technology has allowed us to conduct live, visual interviews from anywhere in the world. – Sarah

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Best Job Application Tips From The Nutrition Pros

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on NOVEMBER 1, 2015

Applying for a job can be daunting and overwhelming. Luckily, NutritionJobs has so many resources for you. We reached out to fellow nutrition professionals to get their best job application tips from the pros. Follow these tips to get successfully noticed by your employer of choice. – Sarah

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Tips To Maintaining Relationships After The Networking Event

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on OCTOBER 22, 2015

FNCE is over and I met so many amazing people! The networking events were outstanding and a lot of new relationships were made. Now that all the excitement has died down, what does one do with the stack of business cards they accumulated? Regardless if you attended FNCE or not, following up with people after any networking event is a necessity. The follow-up after the event is just as important as the actual networking moment in order to maintain the relationships you established and have people remember you.

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How To Write An Eye-Catching Cover Letter

by SARAH KOSZYK, MA RDN on OCTOBER 20, 2015

A cover letter is an introduction to your story. The right cover letter will grab the attention of the employer and invite the employer to review your resume. This will set the tone, feel, and layout of your job application. What you say in a cover letter needs to be impressive, captivating, purposeful, and effective. The best cover letters have an introduction, highlight a few of your skills, and explain your purpose for writing.

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