A typical day for an Eating Disorder Dietitian involves conducting client assessments, developing individualized meal plans, and providing ongoing nutritional counseling through one-on-one or group sessions. You may participate in interdisciplinary team meetings with therapists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate care and adapt treatment plans. Administrative responsibilities often include charting, monitoring client progress, and staying up-to-date on current best practices in eating disorder treatment. The role offers a balance of direct client interaction and collaborative teamwork, often within outpatient clinics, inpatient programs, or private practices. This structure allows for a meaningful impact on clients’ recovery journeys while working within a supportive healthcare environment.