Distance Intern Awareness of Responsibility to Arrange for Preceptors and Create Personal Schedule Acknowledgement Form
It is the policy of the Bowling Green State University Dietetic Internship (BGSU DI) Distance Program that interns enrolled in the Distance option are responsible for locating preceptors and sites for the following experiences:
- Acute (in patient hospital)
- Long term care (Nursing Home)
- Foodservice/Management
- Community Nutrition (extension, food bank, senior center, office on aging etc
- WIC or maternal fetal medicine- An experience working with pregnant women and young children at some point in the internship experience is required.
- Client education providing MNT for individuals or groups. A stand-alone outpatient experience is preferred. Sites can include an outpatient dialysis experience or bariatric experience.
- If patients receiving renal dialysis are not seen during the acute rotation, a stand-alone renal rotation is required
- Elective supervised practice experiences
It is the policy of the BGSU DI that Distance Interns are also responsible for developing an individual rotation schedule in collaboration with preceptors, site-specific human resource departments, site-specific student experience representatives and any other stakeholders involved in the rotation experience.
Signature of this document verifies that upon confirmation of enrollment in the BGSU Distance DI Option, BGSU Distance Option Dietetic Interns acknowledge and accept the responsibilities of distance option interns described above.