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Nutritionist

Use evidence-based knowledge of food and health to advise members of the public on matters of health and wellbeing.

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What can I earn as a Nutritionist?

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The most common annual salary in AUS for a Nutritionist is between $65k and $75k

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Bachelor of Health Science

This degree prepares you for a career in the health industry. There may also be an option to specialise in an area of interest.

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See 14 institutions that offer this course in Australia and Online.

Diploma of Nutrition

This diploma helps build a foundation of knowledge in Nutrition. It may also provide a pathway into further undergraduate study.

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Bachelor of Nutrition Science

This degree provides you with key skills in nutrition, preparing you for a range of roles in the public health and nutrition industries.

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How do Nutritionists rate their role?

Latest reviews from 14 Nutritionists surveyed on SEEK

Work-life balance

4.6

Job satisfaction

4.8

Career progression opportunities

4.0

Job security

3.9

Pay / Salary

3.9

Variety of work

4.4

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Nov 2018

The field of'Nutrition is a fascinating and very rewarding career and way of life'

Reviewer's Qualification

Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food Sciences)

Experience

1 – 4 years

Organisation size

I'm self-employed

Specialisation

Carer

The good things

I volunteered as a Nutritionist for Nutrition Australia doing cooking demonstrations and speaking to groups about different aspects of nutrition. I also incorporated my Fitness qualification (Cert 3) ...

The challenges

The major challenge is to help people understand that they need to put into practice the wonderful knowledge and practical experience they receive, and to change/modify their eating habits. Generally ...

Oct 2018

You never stop learning as a Nutritionist, and are constantly rewarded with seeing your clients succeed!

Reviewer's Qualification

Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition)

Experience

1 – 4 years

Organisation size

Small (1-19 employees)

Specialisation

Digestive Disorders, Womens Health & Hormones and Mental Health

The good things

Some of the rewarding aspects of this job is the satisfaction of helping others and seeing their successes. The relationships built with clients aren't like any others and I wish for only the best for...

The challenges

Challenges are mainly due to my role as Director and Business Owner as well as practicing in clinic as a nutritionist. Maintaining boundaries to avoid burnout can be challenging. There are challenges ...

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