CE Hours for Dietitians (RDs) at the Nura Conference
Dietitians · 2026-01-20
How registered dietitians can pursue continuing education in eating disorders and body image at Nura 2027 — including the CDR submission and what to confirm before you register.
The short answer
Registered dietitians can attend the 2027 Nura Conference for continuing education in eating disorders and body image. The conference has been submitted to the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) for RD continuing education hours, alongside its 12 NBCC hours. You can attend in person in Salt Lake City or live online on September 17–18, 2027.
Why an interdisciplinary conference fits RDs
Eating-disorder nutrition does not happen in isolation — it sits inside a therapy plan and, often, medical monitoring. A conference where dietitians learn alongside therapists and physicians means the nutrition sessions are informed by the clinical picture, and you leave understanding the roles around you. That is a better fit than a nutrition-only track for the cases RDs actually see in ED care.
What to confirm before registering
CDR credit is submitted rather than guaranteed at every conference, and requirements differ. Check the current CE details on the Register and About pages before you sign up, and confirm with CDR that the hours match your needs. The registration fee is the same for dietitians as for every other attendee.
Frequently asked
Does the Nura Conference offer CE for registered dietitians?
The conference has been submitted to the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) for RD continuing education hours. Confirm the current CE details and your own CDR requirements before registering.
Do dietitians pay a different registration rate?
No. All professions pay the same rate for their attendance mode: in person $325 early bird / $375 regular; virtual $295 early bird / $325 regular.