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Guide for Dietetic Internship Application
ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS
Candidates who wish to apply for a dietetic internship must be graduates of a Dietitians of Canada (DC) accredited
undergraduate program or have been assessed for academic equivalency to meet accredited program standards.
Applicants must also be Canadian citizens, landed immigrants, or international students at the time of application.
International students are only eligible to apply in the year of their university graduation (See
http://cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp under "Working After Graduation" for further information).
I. Applicants Needing Upgrading
If you graduated from a DC accredited program, and it has been more than 3 years since you graduated, you must
first obtain an academic assessment from DC or from a DC accredited undergraduate program. For example, a
graduate of May 2009 who applies in February 2012, does not require an assessment for upgrading purposes.
However, if that graduate applies in February 2013, an assessment for upgrading will be required. To obtain a DC
assessment, please refer to the DC website at:
http://www.dietitians.ca/Downloadable-Content/Public/Cdn_assessment_info_sheet.aspx . Your DC assessment
must be submitted to the DC office no later than November 15, 2011.
II. Applicants from Canadian Degree Programs Not Accredited by DC
If you completed a Canadian degree program that was not accredited by DC, you must contact a DC accredited
undergraduate program to inquire about the process required to meet academic equivalency to apply for dietetic
internship.
III. Applicants from Non-Canadian Degree Programs
If you completed a non-Canadian degree program, and have been assessed by a Provincial Dietetic Regulatory
Body as requiring a dietetic internship, you must be assessed for academic equivalency to apply for a dietetic
internship. In order to be eligible for the 2012 internship match, your request for a DC assessment must be
submitted to the DC office no later than November 15, 2011. To obtain a DC assessment, please refer to the DC
website at http://www.dietitians.ca/Downloadable-Content/Public/outofcountry_assessment_info_sheet.aspx
Rather than applying for internship, you may be eligible to complete a program specifically developed to assist
Internationally Educated dietitians to meet registration requirements. For information on these programs refer to
the DC website at: http://www.dietitians.ca/Career/Internationally-Educated-Dietitians.aspx
Before undertaking one of these programs, you should check with the Provincial Dietetic Regulatory Body to
ensure that the program is acceptable to them.
If you have been assessed by DC, your assessment letter specified any courses you must complete to be eligible to
apply for an internship position. Before you can apply for internship, you must provide written confirmation that the
academic requirements specified in your DC assessment have been or will be met. Any courses in progress must be
completed before the internship program begins. The confirmation process is described on pg. 3-4 and all documents
must be submitted to the DC office no later than January 4, 2012 in order to have your Confirmation of Completion of
Academic Program forms signed. These forms must be included in each of your internship application packages.
HOW AND WHEN TO APPLY
Application packages are available by mid-October from your university course director or can be downloaded from
Dietitians of Canada website:
http://www.dietitians.ca/Career/Internships-Practicum-Programs/DC-Internship-Selection-Process/How-to-apply.aspx.
The application package contains the forms necessary to make application and a Summary Listing of Dietetic
Internship Programs. Obtain program brochures from your university program director or consult the DC website at
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http://www.dietitians.ca/Career/Internships-Practicum-Programs/DC-Internship-Selection-Process/How-to-apply.aspx
for condensed versions of the information.
You may apply to 3 programs. Be sure to apply only to those programs from which you would accept an internship
position. Completed applications must reach the directors of each dietetic internship program no later than February
1, 2012. It is advised that you send your application packages to the internship programs well in advance of the
deadline. Upon receiving your application package, the director will confirm with you if your application is
complete or whether information is missing. It is your responsibility to ensure that any missing documentation
is received by director no later than February 1, 2012. You must also register in the DC web-based computer
system prior to February 1, 2012 in order to be included in the internship selection (see page 5 for detailed
information).
SELECTION PROCESS
DC uses a web-based computer system for internship selection. This computerized selection process allows student
applicants to enter the 3 internship programs to which they have applied, and permits dietetic internship programs to
enter a listing of ranked applicants whom they will accept. The system then matches the student and program lists, and
makes offers to successful applicants up to the number of positions available. Some students will receive more than
one internship offer, from which they must choose, resulting in program openings. The selection process then
continues to move down the program’s list of ranked applicants, notifying successful applicants until all positions have
been filled. For this reason, it is important for applicants to monitor their emails on an ongoing basis.
Applicants enter their internship selections via a web-link and receive notification of position acceptance by email. To
apply for internship selection, an applicant must pay an Internship Selection fee. This fee allows the student to access
the computer system to input their internship program choices. The deadline for application to this selection process is
February 1, 2012.
APPLICATION FORMS & DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
It is your responsibility to submit each of the following items to your 3 internship program choices, with the exception
of those items asterisked* and noted below.
Personal letter
Résumé
Transcript of Marks
Dietetic Internship: Applicant’s Contact Information Sheet
Confirmation of Completion of Academic Program (Note: If you had a DC assessment, this form must first be
signed by DC’s Professional Affairs designate. A copy of your signed confirmation form must then be sent to each
internship program. Note: some internship directors may also request verification of courses in progress. A copy of
the assessment letter must also accompany your application).
Confidential Report on Dietetic Internship Application
Dietetic Internship Acceptance Form (Only if accepted)*
Any other material requested on the Internship Brochure for the individual program
INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH FORM/DOCUMENT
Personal Letter
Your reasons for selecting the internship program should be included in this letter to each director. Check the
individual internship brochures for requirements that are specific to each program.
Résumé
Your résumé should include your education, paid and volunteer employment experience, and any relevant
extracurricular activities.
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Transcript of Marks
Your document must be an official transcript bearing the university’s seal or a notarized copy. For students in DC
accredited degree programs, transcripts must include marks for all courses completed by the end of the first semester
of the current academic year. For students assessed by DC, transcripts must include marks for all courses completed at
the time of application. Be sure to order your transcript(s) early as it may take a few weeks for processing by the
university. When you graduate, you must also forward an official transcript of your marks to the internship program in
which you are enrolled.
Dietetic Internship Applicant’s Contact Information Sheet
This contact sheet will be an important reference for the internship director. Make sure it includes your present and
permanent contact information. If any of the information changes, notify the director. A copy must be included in
each internship application package. You will need an extra copy of this form if you need your Confirmation of
Completion of Academic Program form signed by DC’s Professional Affairs designate.
Confirmation of Completion of Academic Program
If you’re completing your degree in a DC accredited undergraduate program:
This form confirms that you have met or will meet DC’s academic requirements. Fill in your name, the degree(s) you
completed or will be completing, the name of the university/ies at which you completed or are completing your
degree(s), and the date(s) of your graduation. Ask your university program director to sign one copy of this form for
each internship program you are applying to.
If you had a DC academic assessment:
This form confirms that you have met or are working to meet the academic requirements. Follow the instructions
below and send these forms to the DC office for signing by the Professional Affairs designate.
Note that all of the following must be submitted to DC before your forms will be signed.
1. Complete 4 copies of this form – the 4th copy will be used for second round application. Fill in your name, the
original degree(s) you completed, the name of the university/ies at which you completed your degree(s), and the
date(s) of your graduation.
2. Submit a copy of your DC assessment letter. Remember to include a copy of this letter in each internship
application as well.
3. If your surname has changed since your DC assessment, you must submit verification of this name change.
4. Submit official transcript(s) or notarized copies that confirm completion of your degree(s).
5. Submit official transcripts or original documents on university letterhead (not photocopies or forms downloaded
from the internet) that confirm completion of any courses required to meet academic requirements. Be sure that
the documents specify the course name(s). If you have not completed the required courses, provide written
verification from the university (not photocopies or forms downloaded from the internet) that you are registered
in the course(s).
6. Submit written descriptions for any courses that you have completed or registered in since your DC assessment was
completed.
7. Submit one copy of the Dietetic Internship Applicant’s Contact Information Sheet to enable DC to contact you for
further information.
8. Submit all of this documentation to the DC office (address on page 6), Attention: Professional Affairs, no later
than January 4, 2012. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope that will be large enough for the return of the
items listed above. If you wish to have these items returned by courier, please include a self-addressed, prepaid
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Canada Post Xpresspost or Priority Courier envelope. If you live in Toronto, you may wish to pick up your
confirmation package from the DC office. Please contact Jenna Smith at 416-642-9315 after January 9, 2012 to
arrange a suitable pick-up time.
Note that DC’s Professional Affairs designate will sign these forms by January 9, 2012. Please do not contact the
office before January 9 to inquire about the return of your items.
9. Note: If you cannot meet this deadline, you must notify the DC office before January 4, 2012. An extension may
be arranged with payment of a $50 administration fee. Extensions will only be granted for compelling reasons, and
will not be granted unless DC is notified prior to January 4, 2012, and unless all forms are received no later than
January 12, 2012. Please note that if you are granted an extension, the signed forms cannot be picked up at the DC
office. You must include a self-addressed, prepaid Canada Post Xpresspost or a Priority Courier sized envelope to
have them returned to you.
Confidential Report on Dietetic Internship Application
You must provide 3 references for each internship program you apply to. Your 3 referees must complete the
Confidential Report on Dietetic Internship Application. Include 1 copy of this report from each of your 3 referees in
each application package.
Be sure to choose your referees carefully. Referees should know you well enough to judge your performance in most,
if not all, of the areas specified on the report form. It is preferred that at least one referee be a DC member. Others
referees should include those you know you in a professional, student, or business capacity, for example, a university
faculty member, a previous or current employer, and a supervisor of a volunteer work experience. Referees must be
impartial. While the use of employers who are relatives is not recommended, instruct them to fully disclose their
relationship to you on their referee form.
Ask your referees to return each of their 3 completed forms to you in sealed envelopes that carry their signature across
the flap. Photocopies of the confidential report will only be accepted if the signature is original.
Note: The information in the Confidential Reports is for the use of the internship program only and cannot be
released to the applicant or any other party at any time, including after the completion of the application
process.
Dietetic Internship Acceptance Form
DC sends you notification if you have been accepted into an internship program. Once you have entered the computer
system to accept the position, you must return this form to the director immediately – by mail or fax. If you fax the
form, you must also mail the copy to the internship program. If you should subsequently decline a position, you must
send written notification of your decision to the director as soon as possible.
DC also notifies each university program coordinator of applicants from their academic programs who were
successful and unsuccessful in the internship application process. DC will assume an applicant’s consent to the
release of this information unless non-disclosure is requested from Jenna Smith at jenna.smith@dietitians.ca no
later than April 1, 2012.
Please note: This package includes a copy of each form required for Internship Application , as well as a list of
available internship program positions. Please ensure that each of your internship applications contain the following
forms, properly completed:
Dietetic Internship Applicant’s Contact Information Sheet - 1 copy
Confirmation of Completion of Academic Program – 1 copy
Confidential Report on Dietetic Internship Application – 3 copies, one from each referee
Important: It is recommended that you obtain an additional copy of your transcripts, Confirmation of Completion of
Academic Program form, and referee forms in the event that there is a Second Process Round (see page 6).
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DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE INTERNSHIP SELECTION PROCESS:
Internship selection is completed through a computerized process managed by DC. In addition to entering program
choices into this computer system, applicants must send their completed packages directly to the internship programs.
DC will notify applicants of the results of the internship selection process by email only.
Application for Internship Selection:
Registration information for payment and access for the Internship Selection process will be available on January
4, 2012 at: www.dietitians.ca/Internshipmatch Applicants must pay the fee of $141.25 including HST. Payment
must be by credit card or PayPal (no other form of payment is accepted).
Once the payment has been processed, applicants will be emailed information about how to enter the system using
their email address as their USERNAME. A DC PASSWORD will be provided.
An instruction page is provided once an applicant enters the system. Applicants are required to complete a
personal profile of contact information and to select, from a drop down menu, the 3 internship programs they
have/will apply to. The 3 choices are equal and are not ranked according to preference (i.e. first, second, third).
Please note: Payment must be processed and applicants must enter their data into the system no later than
February 1, 2012 to be eligible to apply for the internship selection. Applicants can make changes to their
personal profile at any time but are not permitted to change their internship selections after the February 1,
2012 application deadline. Failure to register in the computer system or to enter your program choices in the
system prior to the deadline will disqualify you from the computer selection process even though you have
submitted your applications to the internship programs.
Selection Process- First Process Round:
Prior to the start of the First Process Round, Internship Programs will enter a list of all applicants whom they are
willing to accept in the numeric order of choice (i.e. #1 is first choice). This list is generated from those applicants
who have applied to their program, have created a profile, and have entered their program choices in the system.
In the First Selection Round of the First Process Round, internship program selection choices are only considered
down to the total number of positions that the program has available.
The First Selection Round will begin on March 12, 2012.
An email notifies all applicants, whether successful or unsuccessful, of the results of the selection process. Some
successful applicants will receive more than one offer.
Successful applicants must enter the system to accept a position by 5:00 p.m. March 13, 2012. If a successful
applicant does not enter the system within the deadline period, they are disqualified from this selection process but
may be offered a position in a subsequent Selection Round. An applicant who declines a position may also be
offered a position in a subsequent Selection Round . An applicant who is offered a position but decides not to
accept an internship this year, has the option of declining all positions offered in this and subsequent rounds.
For programs that do not fill all of their available positions in the First Selection Round, subsequent selection
processes will occur by moving down the list of applicants still available on that program’s ranking form. Each
subsequent selection will follow within approximately 2 days of the previous notification. Offers will be sent by
email to the next applicant on the program list. Successful applicants will be given a response deadline
(approximately 2 days). Be sure to monitor your emails on an ongoing basis over the internship application
period.
The selection process for the First Process Round will continue until all programs have filled their available
positions. If a program runs out of available applicants, a Second Selection Round may be required.
Please note: After successful applicants accept a position through the computer selection process, they must
send the Dietetic Internship Acceptance Form directly to the internship program within 48 hours of
acceptance.
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Selection Process- Second Process Round:
If a Second Process Round is required, all unsuccessful applicants will receive an email to inform them of the
application process and the deadline for application. Only applicants from the First Process Round are eligible to
apply, and an application can only be made to one program. Those who have accepted an internship position in the
First Process Round are not eligible to apply for the Second Process Round.
An application package for the Second Process Round will be made available for download on the DC website.
The package will contain available internship program openings and the dates for the Second Process Round
selection.
Applicants apply directly to the Dietetic Internship Program of their choice. All parts of the application package
must be supplied by the applicant directly to their Second Process Round program choice. No documents will be
transferred from a First Round program to a Second Round program.
Once applicants have submitted their internship package to the program, they must go into the internship selection
program and enter the program they have applied for. There is no additional charge for the Second Process Round
application.
Successful applicants will be informed by email of the program that has selected them. They must then enter the
computer system to verify acceptance of the program, by the date specified in the email. Please note: The
applicant must send the Dietetic Internship Acceptance Form directly to the internship program within 48
hours of acceptance.
Completion of Annual Internship Selection:
Once all internship positions are filled, an email will be sent to the remaining unsuccessful applicants informing
them that the internship selection for 2012 has been completed.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact your university program director or faculty advisor or the DC office:
Dietitians of Canada
604 - 480 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M5G 1V2
Telephone: 416-642-9315
Fax: 416-596-0603
Email: jenna.smith@dietitians.ca
Website: www.dietitians.ca
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Dietetic Internship
Applicant’s Contact Information Sheet
Name:
First name Middle name Surname
Internship Program:
Present Street Address:
City/province/postal code:
Present Phone: Valid until:
Present Fax: Valid until:
Present E-mail: Valid until:
Permanent Address:
Permanent Phone:
Permanent Fax:
Permanent E-mail:
I certify that the information contained in this application package is true, correct, and complete to the best of my
knowledge.
Signature Date
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Confirmation of Completion of Academic Program
This form confirms that ,
Name of applicant
who will graduate/graduated with a ,
Name of degree(s)
from _____________________________________________, in _____________________________,
Name(s) of university/ies Date(s) of graduation
will complete/has completed the Dietitians of Canada’s academic requirements.
Signature of University Program Director Date
OR
For those assessed by DC:
Signature of DC Director of Professional Affairs Date
or Designate
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Confidential Report on Dietetic Internship Application
Applicant completes this area before forwarding to referee.
Name of applicant: ____________________________________________________________________________
University: ___________________________________________________________________________________
This report will be viewed only by the internship selection committee.
Referee completes the remainder of this report.
Circle the number that best describes the applicant’s performance in each of the following areas. The scale from 1 to 7
represents a continuum from left (low) to right (high). You can also circle “unable to judge.”
Dependability
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Needs close supervision, Needs minimal
has difficulty meeting commitments supervision, is consistently
reliable
Initiative/self-directedness
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Follows instructions Independently initiates
but does not act activities, seeks new
independently opportunities
Organizational/planning skills
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Needs help developing Develops sound, logical
plans for routine tasks plans, considers details
Leadership qualities
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty generating Promotes enthusiasm,
enthusiasm & directing others can direct others
Time management
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty Consistently manages
managing time time effectively and efficiently
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Decision making skills
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Decisions often made Makes sound, timely
without adequate thought decisions, understands outcomes
Critical thinking skills
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty analyzing Analyzes & integrates
& integrating information information to make
to make sound judgements sound judgements
Application of knowledge
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty applying knowledge Easily applies knowledge
Team skills
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has some difficulty Outstanding team member,
working with others helps others
Oral communications
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty conveying Conveys information
information effectively in effectively in all
all situations situations
Written communications
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Has difficulty writing Writes clearly, concisely
clearly, concisely, accurately & logically accurately & logically
Response to feedback
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Unable to accept Accepts constructive
constructive criticism criticism, develops plan
& develop a plan for for improvement
improvement
How would you evaluate the applicant’s commitment to the dietetic profession?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 unable to judge
Poor Excellent
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Use this section to elaborate on your ratings above or to describe strengths and special
contributions of the applicant.
Describe the professional, student or business capacity in which you have known the applicant, including the period of
time upon which your assessment is based.
Name of referee Signature DC number if applicable
(Print or type)
Name of organization/business Department Position
Address
Phone Fax E-mail
Instructions for REFEREE: Please make 3 copies of this confidential report. Sign each copy and place in
sealed envelopes. Write the name of the applicant on the front of each envelope. Sign your name across the seal
on the back of each envelope. Return the sealed envelopes to the applicant for submission to his/her 3 program
choices.
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Dietetic Internship Acceptance Form
Please return this form immediately to the Internship Director, at the facility where you have been accepted, by
mail or fax. If you fax the form, please also mail it to the Internship Director.
Do NOT send this form to the DC office.
Name:
First Name Middle Name Surname
University:
Phone Number:
I confirm acceptance of an internship appointment with:
Name of Internship Program Location
Signature of Applicant Date
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Dietitians of Canada Accredited Internship Programs Participating
604-480 University Ave in 2012 Internship Selection
Toronto, ON M5G 1V2 Updated September 26, 2011
Languag Preference Program Entrance No. of Registration
e (see legend at Length - Date Interns Fee
bottom) Weeks
Required (includes
vacation)
Yukon First Nations Dietetic Internship ENG b (Preference 47 weeks Early October 1 $175
Whitehorse, YT Regional) 2012
Jennifer Eskes, Manager
Nutrition Services and
Yukon First Nations Dietetic Internship Program
Whitehorse General Hospital d ( Preference
5 Hospital Road First Nations)
Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 3H7 E-mail: jeskes@wgh.yk.ca
867 393 8786 Fax 867 393 8942
www.whitehorsehospital.ca/firstnationhealthprogram/firstnationsdieteticint
ernship
Manitoba Partnership Dietetic Education Program ENG c ( access to car 41 weeks September 3 $350
Winnipeg, MB recommended) 2012
Alison Cummins, Internship Manager
Nutrition and Food Services and
Manitoba Partnership Dietetic Education Program
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority d (Aboriginal
345 DeBaets Street Ancestry –
Winnipeg, MB R2J 2V6 E-mail: acummins@wrha.mb.ca WRHA self-
204 654 6554 Fax 204 943 6278 declaration
www.wrha.mb.ca/prog/dietetic/index.php procedure
required)
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ENG c (access to car 44 weeks Late 4 $250
Grand River Hospital
may be required) September
Kitchener, ON
Hannah Marcus, Dietetic Internship Coordinator 2012
Clinical Nutrition Services
Grand River Hospital Dietetic Internship Program
835 King Street, West
P.O. Box 9056
Kitchener, ON N2G 1G3 E-mail: Hannah.marcus@grhosp.on.ca
519 749 4300 Fax 519 749 4317
North York General Hospital ENG c (access to car 42 weeks October 2012 4 $500
Toronto, ON recommended)
Voula Christofilos, Professional Practice Leader
Professional Practice, Research and Education
North York General Hospital
4001 Leslie St.
Toronto, ON M2K 1E1 E-mail: dieteticinternship@nygh.on.ca
416 756 6000 Ext. 4398 Fax 416 756 6956
http://www.nygh.on.ca/education/dietetic_internship.html
St. Michael’s Hospital ENG a 46 weeks September 8 $500
Toronto, ON 2012
Mary Keith, Coordinator of Nutrition and Dietetic Education
Associate Scientist, Keenan Research Centre in the Li Ka Shing Knowledge
Institute
St. Michael's Hospital
209 Victoria Street,
5th Floor , Student Centre - Suite 588
Toronto, ON M5B 1W8 E-mail: keithm@smh.ca
416 864 5551 Fax 416 864 5414
http://www.stmichaelshospital.com/programs/nutrition/education_internshi
p.php
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Sunnybrook & Women’s College Health Science Centre ENG a 44 weeks October 2012 6 $500
Toronto, ON (car is helpful
Katherine Vandenbussche but not required)
Professional and Education Leader, Clinical Nutrition
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the New Women’s College
Hospital Dietetic Internship Program
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
2075 Bayview Ave., Room EG49
Toronto, ON M4N 3M5 E-mail:
katherine.vandenbussche@sunnybrook.ca
416 480 4222 Fax 416 480 6743
www.sunnybrook.ca/content/?page=Teach_Prof_Diet_DIP
ARAMARK Healthcare – ONTARIO ENG c (access to car 47 weeks September 3 $0
Toronto and area, ON preferred) 2012
Angela Cuddy, Coordinator
ARAMARK Dietetic Internship Program
ARAMARK Canada ltd.
811 Islington Ave
Toronto, ON M8Z 5W8 Email: angela_cuddy@aramark.ca
416 255 6131 ext.3312
www.aramark.ca
ARAMARK Healthcare – ATLANTIC ENG b (Atlantic 47 weeks September 1 $0
Gander and Grand Falls Windsor, Nfld candidate 2012
Angela Cuddy, Coordinator preferred)
ARAMARK Dietetic Internship Program
ARAMARK Canada ltd. and
811 Islington Ave
Toronto, ON M8Z 5W8 Email: angela_cuddy@aramark.ca c (access to car
416 255 6131 ext.3312 required)
www.aramark.ca
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ARAMARK Healthcare - WESTERN ENG b (Western 47 weeks September 1 $0
Manitoba candidate 2012
Angela Cuddy, Coordinator preferred)
ARAMARK Dietetic Internship Program
ARAMARK Canada ltd. and
811 Islington Ave
Toronto, ON M8Z 5W8 Email: angela_cuddy@aramark.ca c (access to car
416 255 6131 ext.3312 required)
www.aramark.ca
University Health Network ENG c (car is helpful 44 weeks October 2012 6 $500
Toronto, ON but not required)
Sandy Rothberg, Coordinator, Dietetic Internship and Education
Clinical Nutrition
University Health Network Dietetic Internship Program
University Health Network
200 Elizabeth Street, Eaton Building, EC 4-301
Toronto, ON M5G 2C4 Email: sandy.rothberg@uhn.on.ca
416 340 4800 Ext. 3813 Fax 416 340 3279
www.uhn.ca/Careers_at_UHN/careers_at_uhn/profiles/allied_health/clinica
l_nutrition.asp
Hamilton Health Science Corporation ENG a 47 weeks September 6 $1000
Hamilton, ON 2012
Helen Toews, Dietetic Internship Coordinator
Hamilton Health Sciences Dietetic Internship
Administrative Assistant
Professional Affairs
Hamilton Health Sciences
Room 104, Southam Building
Chedoke Hospital
Sanitorium Road
Hamilton, ON, L9C 1C4 Email: toews@hhsc.ca
905 527 4322 ext. 44923 Fax 905 577 1494
www.hamiltonhealthsciences.ca
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Southeastern Ontario Dietetic Internship ENG c (car required) 43 weeks September 4, 6 $700
Kingston, ON 2012
Marie Traynor, Internship Coordinator / Research Coordinator
Research and Education Division
Southeastern Ontario Dietetic Internship Program
Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox & Addington (KFL& A) Public Health
221 Portsmouth Avenue
Kingston, ON K7M 1V5 E-mail: mtraynor@kflapublichealth.ca
613 549 1232 Ext. 1576 Fax 613 549 7896
www.kflapublichealth.ca/files/Reports/Southeastern_brochure.pdf
London Health Sciences Centre ENG Minimum B 42 weeks October 2012 8 $300 –
London, ON average currently
Leslie Harden, Manager Clinical Nutrition Practice & Dietetic under review
Internship Program
Comprehensive Graduate Dietetic Internship Program
London Health Sciences Centre
E3-002 Victoria Hospital
800 Commissioners Rd E
London, ON N6A 5W9 E-mail: leslie.harden@lhsc.on.ca
519 685 8500 Ext 52481 Fax 519 685 8472
http://www.lhsc.on.ca/Research_Training/Clinical_Nutrition/Training.htm
Mount Sinai Hospital ENG Car is helpful for 44 to 45 weeks Late 4 to 6 $500
Toronto, ON some sites September or
Roula Tzianetas, Coordinator, Dietetic Internship, Education & early October
Research 2012
Nutrition and Foodservices Department
Mount Sinai Hospital Comprehensive Dietetic Internship Program
Mount Sinai Hospital
600 University Ave, Room 202
Toronto, ON M5G 1X5 E-mail: rtzianetas@mtsinai.on.ca
416 586 4800 Ext. 5023 Fax 416 586 8464
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Northern Ontario Dietetic Internship ENG e (Northern 46 weeks September 12 $220
Sudbury, ON (Bilingual and/or Rural 2012
Denise Raftis, Program Manager an asset) communities
Northern Ontario Dietetic Internship Program an asset)
Northern Ontario School of Medicine
East Campus, Laurentian University and
935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury ON P3E 2C6 Email: draftis@nosm.ca c (car required)
705 662 7167 Fax: 705 662 7140
www.nosm.ca/education/general.aspx?id=524
Hospital for Sick Children ENG a 45 weeks September 4 $0
Toronto, ON 2012 and 2
Jennifer Buccino, Clinical Educator Masters/In
Department of Clinical Dietetics ternship
The Hospital for Sick Children Graduate Dietetic Internship Program combined
The Hospital for Sick Children program,
555 University Ave. see note at
Toronto, ON M5G 1X8 E-mail: jennifer.buccino@sickkids.ca end of list
416 813 7654 Ext 1029 Fax 416 813 7849
http://www.sickkids.ca/clinical-dietetics/education-and-learning/internship-
program-education-learning.html
The Moncton Hospital ENG a 48 weeks October 2012 4 $25
Moncton, NB
Nadya Savoie, Manager Nutrition Services (and Dietetic Intership
Co-ordinator)
Food & Nutrition Services
The Moncton Hospital Graduate Dietetic Internship Program
The Moncton Hospital
135 MacBeath Ave.
Moncton, NB E1C 6Z8 E-mail: Nadya.Savoie@HorizonNB.ca
506 857 5408 Fax 506 857 5621
www.serha.ca/moncton_hospital/subsections/student_placement/dietetic/ht
m/english/about_us.htm
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Capital Health Dietetic Internship ENG b (Preference for 47 weeks September 11 $100
Halifax, NS graduates of 2012
Deborah Everett Atlantic Canada
Manager Clinical Nutrition and Dietetic Internship Universities)
Capital District Health Authority
Food & Nutrition Services
Capital Health Graduate Dietetic Internship Program
Room 2353 Veterans Memorial Building
5955 Veteran’s Memorial Lane
Halifax, NS B3H 2E1 E-mail: deborah.everett@cdha.nshealth.ca
902 473 2254 Fax 902 473 5660
Eastern Health ENG b (50% of 45 weeks September 4 $25
St. John’s, NL positions filled 2012
Joy Barker within the
Department of Allied Health Professional Practice province)
Eastern Health Dietetic Internship Program
Eastern Health , Office 705 and
Seventh Floor, Southcott Hall, 100 Forest Road
St. John’s, NL A1A 1E5 E-mail: joy.barker@easternhealth.ca c (car an asset)
709 777 8112 Fax 709 777 8113
Column 3: Legend Re: Preferences
a) no preference
b) preference within region, province or territory
c) access to car required for some portion of the program
d) preference given to Aboriginal students
e) preference given to students with interest in practicing in urban, rural and remote communities
Additional placements available through the Combined Internship/Masters Program. Call St. Michael’s or Hospital for Sick Children’s Internship
Director for more details. These additional positions are NOT part of the DC selection process.
FOR DETAILED INFORMATION SEE INDIVIDUAL INTERNSHIP BROCHURES OR DC MEMBERS MAY VIEW THE SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON THE
DC WEBSITE AT WWW.DIETITIANS.CA. Note: Information subject to change at discretion Internship Director.
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