We have a job opening at Cascade Health for a dietitian/diabetes educator in Eugene, OR. This is a 32 hr per week position with benefits. Here is some more information: About the Position Cascade Health is seeking a Dietitian ...

You're Invited to a Webinar! Free to ADCES members and non-members! Tuesday, March 14 at 10:00 AM Pacific Danatech Device Training: Dexcom G7 is Made for More (NO CE/CME) Sponsored by Dexcom. Gain experience with the ...

Great news out of CMS last week: ADCES applauds Medicare's release of its new, expanded coverage policy for continuous glucose monitors, which will provide CGM access for Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes being treated with insulin or with ...

OHSU Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center (Portland, OR) is hiring a Registered Dietitian, CDCES, to join our Pediatric Diabetes Educator Team. You do not need to have pediatric experience; we will train you! This is a full-time, AFSCME position. ...

FreeStyle Libre 3 system – Overview and Training Join Amy Hess-Fischl, MS, RDN, LDN, BC-ADM, CDCES to learn about the FreeStyle Libre 3 system, the smallest and thinnest sensor available that provides minute-to-minute glucose readings that stream ...

Starting this thread in an effort to capture new advancements and announcements as they come out, such as changes to standards of care, new pharma and/or tech advancements, etc. Feel free to reply to this thread with anything new that's happening in ...

We are hiring a Diabetes Outpatient Registered Dietitian! Apply here or e-mail me your resume: valeria@valeriamallett.com https://www.indeed.com/job/diabetes-outpatient-dietitian-hybrid-position-960174f463d4ec12 ------------------------------ ...

Rita, You may want to check out the updated 2022 AACE Clinical Practice Guideline for guidance. In both of these age groups (<40 and > 75), the literature is sparse, so the context of the individual patient's overall cardiovascular risk tends to be more ...

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Hi Rita, Here's a helpful article by Hope Warshaw (a summary of the 2023 standards). She reports target LDL ranges for 40-75 y.o. as <70. I've looked a few places online, but don't see any specific guidelines for those with diabetes under age 40 or above ...

I am hoping someone knows the answer to these questions: What are the recommendations for the LDL level under 40 years of age for someone living with diabetes? 100? What about >75 years? I understand the statin is individualized, but are there guidelines ...

Hello Oregon ADCES members! Our current blog has been posted. It is titled, "Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes- 2023" and written by Tracy Beckmann RDN, LD, CDCES Here's the link: https://www.adcesconnect.org/ oregoncoordinatingbody/blogs/ tracy-beckmann1/2023/01/23/ ...