Noah Levine, MS

Eager to gain practical experience and put his knowledge into action, Noah embarked on a Dietetic Internship with Keith & Associates Distance Dietetic Internship. This program provided him with diverse rotations that further honed his skills and broadened his understanding of real-world applications. In clinical settings like UW Valley Medical Center and Pinnacle Medical Wellness, Noah had the invaluable opportunity to interview, assess, and counsel patients with various health complications under the guidance of experienced Registered Dietitians. This hands-on experience allowed him to develop personalized nutrition interventions and assessment plans, all while collaborating with a range of healthcare providers to ensure the best outcomes for his patients.

Noah's journey also led him to community-focused roles, where he could make a direct impact on the lives of others. As an online journalist and health technician at DexaFit, he crafted nutrition-related publications aimed at providing the general public with science-based information in an accessible and understandable manner. In addition to his writing, he conducted metabolic and body composition testing, equipping him with valuable insights into the practical application of nutrition and exercise science.

Deeply committed to making a positive impact, Noah dedicated his time as a fitness instructor with IMPACT, a program focused on individualized movement and physical activity for children with disabilities. Here, he tailored exercise techniques to suit each child's unique needs, ensuring both physical and cognitive appropriateness. This experience shed light on the challenges involved in promoting health and wellness within a diverse population and solidified his commitment to inclusivity in healthcare.

Research has always been a driving force for Noah, and he actively engaged in research projects throughout his academic journey. As a research assistant at Western Oregon University, he explored the relationship between mechanomyography and electrical muscle stimulation, as well as the effects of watermelon consumption on colonocyte proliferation and apoptosis in individuals with ulcerative colitis during his time at San Diego State University. These research experiences not only allowed him to sharpen his data collection and analysis skills but also made significant contributions to the advancement of scientific knowledge in these respective fields.

Noah's dedication to continuous learning and professional development is evident through his additional training and certifications. He obtained a Food Handlers Card in King County, Washington, further expanding his expertise in food safety and handling, ensuring that his clients receive the highest standard of care.

In addition to his academic and professional pursuits, Noah finds joy in various activities and interests. As an avid cyclist and hiker, he appreciates the beauty of nature while maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle. As a passionate reader, he constantly seeks to expand his knowledge and stay up-to-date with the latest research. Noah's enthusiasm for research and development extends to his hobbies, which include gardening and cooking,