All Dietitians courses are accepted by multiple nationally recognized certifying organizations for continuing education credit. Our courses are approved for:
– for Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) and Nutrition and Dietetics Technicians, Registered (NDTRs), including those renewing through the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (ANA).
– for Certified Nutrition Specialists® (CNS®).
– for Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialists (CDCES).
– any organization that accepts CDR approved continuing education.

We are also an approved provider through CE Broker (#50-50392), ensuring automatic reporting where applicable, such as for licensees in states like Florida, New Hampshire, and others that use CE Broker for continuing education tracking.

All courses are designed to meet general continuing education requirements and, where indicated, specific topics such as medical errors, ethics, or other state-mandated content. As individual state and certification board requirements can vary, we recommend that professionals verify acceptance based on their specific licensure or credential renewal needs.

Yes! All Dietitian is recognized and accepted for CPE with the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR). We are also approved by CE Broker and the respective boards in Florida, New Hampshire, and Texas. See all of our accreditations.

A CPEU stands for Continuing Professional Education Unit. It is the standard measurement used by CDR to track the continuing education activities of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) and Nutrition and Dietetics Technicians, Registered (NDTRs).

A CPEU is essentially the same as a CEU (Continuing Education Unit), credit, or hour—terms often used interchangeably across different professions and licensing boards. One CPEU typically equals one hour of participation in an approved continuing education activity.

Earning CPEUs is required to maintain professional credentials through CDR and to meet license renewal requirements in many states. All Dietitians courses award CPEUs that are fully recognized by CDR and other major credentialing organizations.

Our platform offers a wide range of courses across various specialties and topics. You can easily browse our course catalog or use the search feature to find specific topics or requirements you need to fulfill.

Yes, All Dietitians offers accredited dietetic CE courses that meet state requirements for licensure renewal. We recommend verifying your state's specific requirements to ensure alignment with our course offerings.

Yes, a short 10 question multiple choice self-assessment is given. The passing grade is 8 out of 10 and there are unlimited attempts with each course. The quiz will be live graded and an answer can be reviewed before moving on.

A "CDR audit" refers to an audit conducted by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) to verify that practitioners (Registered Dietitians and Dietetic Technicians) are meeting their continuing professional education requirements. All Dietitians stores records of all certificates for up to 7 years and replies to all CDR inquiries and audits promptly and professionally.

Yes, All Dietitians automatically reports completed CPE courses instantly upon completion, simplifying the process of keeping track of dietetic continuing education units and ensuring compliance with state licensure requirements.

The CPEU requirements for dietitians and nutritionists vary by organization and/or state, depending on the state's regulations and the practitioner's role or specialty. You can view a detailed breakdown of organization-specific CPEU requirements by visiting our main menu.

We regularly update our CE courses to reflect the latest in practice, research, and guidelines. This ensures that our offerings remain relevant and valuable for your professional growth and licensure requirements.