Wisconsin

A healthcare provider credentialed in good standing in another state may apply for temporary credential to provide services in Wisconsin while a Wisconsin application for a permanent credential is pending.

Application by Reciprocity/Endorsement is an option for a professional who holds a license in another state or jurisdiction. Reciprocity/Endorsement applications require a detailed comparison of the originating state’s licensure requirements to Wisconsin’s requirements.

Web: Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services - Dietitian

Phone: [phone]

Email: [email protected]

How to Apply & File:

To get temporary credential while permanent credential is pending:

1. Create an account, select the desired license (Dietitian, Certified), choose “Act 10” application, complete the application, and pay the fee online here.

To get permanent credential by reciprocity:

1. Submit dietitian application and pay appropriate fee online here.

2. Submit letters from all State Boards where credentialed/certified, active and inactive.

3. Submit info on Convictions and Pending Charges (if applicable).

4. Submit info on Malpractice Suits or Claims (if applicable).

Fee:

$70 ($10 temporary dietitian certificate fee, $60 credential fee)

After You Apply - What to Expect

• When can I start practicing?

  • A healthcare provider must apply for a temporary credential within 30 days of beginning to provide services in Wisconsin for a health care employer.

  • Dietitians are able to practice with this temporary credential while awaiting permanent credential.

Renewal

The required renewal date for the Dietitian credential is 10/31 of each even-numbered year.

How to Renew:

• Renew online here.

Fee:

$60