There are about 57,000 for dietitians in the US. For this occupation the level of unemployment is relatively very low.
Part-Time Work and Self-Employment
Of those surveyed, 27% of employees work part-time. Approximately 8% of dietitians work for themselves.
Training and Education
Prior to starting this profession, consider obtaining a bachelor's degree. Government data shows that 72% of employees have a bachelor's degree or higher. Those who have gone to college, but don't have a degree make up 14% of dietitians. For 15% of workers a high-school education was all they required. Recommended schools are shown in the column to the right; request information from them to help you decide which, if any, could help you with this career.
Area Job Conditions
The cities with the most employees jobs, compared to the population, are Shreveport (Louisiana), Mount Vernon (Washington), and Lima (Ohio). Fewer are found in Cape Coral (Florida), Bethesda (Maryland), and Santa Ana (California).
Dietitians earn higher incomes in San Jose (California), Bethesda (Maryland), and Oakland (California), and lower incomes in Las Cruces (New Mexico), Colorado Springs (Colorado), and Shreveport (Louisiana).
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Dietitians: Job and Salary Data by Metropolitan Area
The table below shows data for Dietitians, as of 2008. The Popularity in Area number tells you how common jobs for Dietitians are in the area, compared to other US metro areas. A value of 1.0 means an average number of people in the position for area population. Lower numbers mean fewer of these positions in the metro area. The most popular areas for Dietitians are starred .
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