Training Programs

With an ANHI training program, you’ll earn continuing education
credits/professional education units as you build your depth of
expertise on some of today’s most important nutrition science topics.
You can customize your course curriculum to your interests and progress
through the program at your own pace.

Available Programs 

Pediatric Malnutrition

(10 credits)

Neonatal Nutrition*

(10 credits)

Note: This program is divided into two curricula: one that teaches neonatal nutrition fundamentals, and one that offers more advanced, specialized course instruction.

Adult Malnutrition

(7 credits)

Enternal Nutrition

(10 credits)

How ANHI Training Programs Work

1

Select a Program

Select a training program from the choices above. 

2

Register for Courses

Enroll first in your foundational courses, then choose from the list of electives. 

3

Take Each Course

Complete the post-test and survey for each course as your schedule allows. 

Important Notes

  • ANHI training programs are not certification programs. They don’t offer a designation or credential such as the Registration Examination for Dietitians. Rather, they will allow you to build a comprehensive depth of knowledge about the topic you’ve chosen.
  • It’s important to complete and claim credit for each program within your curriculum. The Commission on Dietetic Registration periodically audits all credits our participants claim. To see a list of the programs you’ve completed, log on to ANHI and click "My Courses" in the blue bar at the top of your screen.

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