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Lisa Paul <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 11 Jun 2012 13:23:04 -0400
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Depending on the state, many IBCLCs would qualify as a Nutrition Educator.  A Bachelor's is required, with some amount of nutrition classes.  The new education requirements for IBCLCs have many classes in common with my state's requirements for Nutrition Educator positions.

Yes, so that is a bit of a sticky point.  IBCLC's are not always qualified to be in WIC positions, but many are.   I agree that WIC could serve so many more by offering more LC services in the clinic, rather than split the time of the LC between BF and all other infant/child clients.


Lisa

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