Karla Flores Schain

• Assist clients with mean plan development, addressing individualised dietary requirements considering specific lifestyles, physiology and medical concerns.
• Coach and empower clients with methods to achieve nutrition and health goals.
• Offer evidence-based information to educate patients and the general public through Instagram both in English & Spanish.
• Developed self-management skills to run my business online for clients from different time zones, languages, and cultures.

• Proved successful attending to a large number of clients within a fast-paced atmosphere whilst providing high-quality service.
• Supported individuals and families to improve their health by providing nutrition and dietary advice according to their specific needs.
• Developed educational resources for clients.
• Planned and implemented educational nutrition sessions for clients.

• Conducted malnutrition programs in healthcare settings, schools and childcare.
• Provided dietetics services to individuals or groups with multiple chronic diseases and/or with malnutrition.
• Traveled to rural and disadvantaged communities to provide nutrition services.
• Facilitated learning and supervised students in their last year of their Bachelor of Nutrition & Dietetics.
• Used coordination and planning skills to achieve results according to schedule.

• Implemented and evaluated programs addressing malnutrition for individuals with obesity
• Managed a team of health professionals.
• Developed and streamlined systems for monitoring and tracking program effectiveness.
• Collected and organized quality data from multiple sources and disseminated it to appropriate individuals.
• Assessed and responded to individual and community nutrition education needs.

GPA: 6,06

Research project: Depression and malnutrition among elderly adults institutionalised in residential aged care facilities: A Systematic Review.

Graduated with Distinction

Thesis: Ischaemic preconditioning with chia oil on a protocol of liver ischaemia and reperfusion in mice.