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All Beaumont Dietetic Internship application checks received are non-refundable, whether or not the applicant completes the DICAS application. A non-refundable application fee of $75 should be made payable to Beaumont Hospital and sent to: 

Beaumont Hospital, Nutrition Services - Dietetic Internship Director
3601 West 13 Mile Rd.
Royal Oak, MI 48073

Qualifications of Applicants

Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA)

• The minimum GPA of 3.2 must be achieved to be considered eligible for the program.

Prior Work Experience

• Professional experiences (paid or volunteer) are evaluated upon a point system. 
• Applicants should provide relevant information including work done in the following settings: hospital or other health care, clinical dietetics, food service, community nutrition, or any other supervisory experiences.

Activities and Organizations

• Extracurricular activities will be evaluated upon a point system. 
• Leadership experience is desirable.

Important additional admission requirements can be found in Policies and Procedures, #3 - Internship Inclusion Criteria.

Selection of Dietetic Interns

Number of Interns

• Eight applicants, per year, are accepted into the Beaumont Dietetic Internship Program.

Selection Criteria

• A selection committee reviews each application and systematically evaluates overall GPA, science specific GPA, work experience, letters of recommendation, personal statement, extracurricular activities and leadership potential.
• Sample Evaluation Rubric

Nondiscrimination

• Beaumont is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

Interviews

• The program director will contact and schedule video-chat interviews with qualified applicants.
• Additionally, applicants are encouraged to attend the internship program’s open house to further learn and discuss the program.

Application Phase

Applicants are responsible for obtaining current application information from the Dietetic Internships (DI). The basic steps in this process are:

• Complete the Dietetic Internship Centralized Application Services (DICAS) online application.
• It is recommended that you obtain current application materials from selected DIs at least 6 months prior to the computer match in November annually. Please note that DI application forms for programs that do not use DICAS are not available on the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics website or from Academy staff. You must get all required application information from the DI programs.
• Discuss application materials with your Didactic Program Director, if available.
• Beaumont Dietetic Internship does not require the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) to apply.
• Request references from advisor/faculty/employers and order official transcripts as needed to submit to DICAS and internships not using DICAS.
• Complete DI application according to instructions provided and submit the materials to the DI director by the designated deadline date.
• Questions about completing applications should be referred to the DI Director or your DPD Director, not Academy staff.
• Provide telephone number(s) and email address with applications where you can be reached on Appointment Day.
• Send all materials before the postmark deadline and by receipted mail for proof of mailing date and delivery.
• Enclose a self-addressed stamped postcard if you want to be notified of receipt of the DI application from the program.
• Applicants must register on the D & D Digital website, pay the $55 computer matching fee with a credit card and submit their prioritized list of selected dietetic internships online to D & D Digital before the designated deadline dates (Refer to Dates for the Computer Matching Process for each appointment period).
• Applicants should call D & D Digital prior to the deadline if they do not receive an email with login information.
• If you do not receive a match, you must register with D & D Digital and reapply to internship by the withdrawal deadline date for each fall computer matching period.

Computer Matching Phase

• Applicants are responsible for notifying D & D Digital, in writing, of a decision to withdraw from the matching process if circumstances will prevent them from accepting a match that may occur.
• Applicants are responsible for telephoning D & D Digital if they cannot access the D & D Digital site to view their personal matching results on Notification Day.

Appointment Phase

• Applicants who receive a computer match DI appointment are responsible for accepting or rejecting the match by telephone or email by 6 .p.m. (of the program’s time zone, Beaumont is in Eastern Time Zone) on Appointment Day.
• Applicants who submitted a Declaration of Intent to complete form with their DI applications must obtain a signed DPD Verification Statement from their DPD Program Director and official transcript documenting completion of the bachelor’s degree before they may begin the DI.

Important Applicant Responsibilities

Participants in the computer matching process are expected to adhere to the results of the match and accept a match that may occur. It is unethical to decline a match in order to pursue appointment to another program. Programs with open positions will be posted on the D & D Digital website the day following Appointment Day. Applicants who do not receive a computer match must not contact any program with open positions until the day following Appointment Day. In addition, please do not ask your Didactic Program Director to inquire about programs with open positions until the day programs with open positions are posted. This allows the DI programs time to confirm acceptance from their matched applicants and determine the process they will use to fill open positions.

Please Note: After the internship match is completed, applications and associated materials are not available for return; they are shredded.

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