Nutritionist
Primary Pathway: Community & Support Services
Also Relevant To: Public Health, Clinical Care
Overview
Promotes nutrition and overall wellness through education, group programming, and individualized support. Nutritionists assess dietary needs, develop meal plans, and provide culturally relevant health guidance.
What You’ll Do
- Provide group and individual nutrition education.
- Support chronic disease prevention and dietary management.
- Lead school and community food programs.
- Develop culturally relevant nutrition resources.
Prerequisites
- Grade 12 diploma (Regular, Adult 12, or GED).
- Degree in Nutrition, Dietetics, or related field.
Program Locations
Prince Albert, Saskatoon, Regina
Programs
- College of Pharmacy & Nutrition
- Health Studies
- Food & Nutrition Management
- Bachelor of Arts (Nutrition Pathway)
- B.Sc. in Nutrition
- M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Nutrition
University or Post‑Secondary
- University of Regina
- University of Saskatchewan
- Lakeland College
- Northlands College
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Education & Qualifications
- Training in nutrition/dietetics; registration may be required depending on scope.
- Strong communication, teaching, and cultural safety.
Where You’ll Work
- Community programs
- Schools
- Clinics
Growth Pathways
Nutritionist → Senior Nutritionist → Program Coordinator → Population Health Leadership