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TIFFANY LOMMEL, MS, RDN, LDN

BIOGRAPHY

Tiffany Lommel is a registered dietitian working at our Southpoint office. Tiffany loves interacting with patients and learning from them, while trying to make a difference during an uncertain time in their life. She feels that we should all try and have a healthy relationship with food. “Food is very emotional. It provokes memories, happiness and pleasure,” says Tiffany. She continues, “I wanted to help patients establish and maintain a healthy relationship with food during a time in their life where food and nutrition play a vital roll in their success.”  Having a personal connection with cancer, she understands what her patients are going through and wishes to do all she can to help alleviate or minimize nutritional concerns for patients. Tiffany loves how friendly, kind, and helpful the employees of CSNF are to each other and their patients, which ultimately makes her job easier. Born and raised in Southern Georgia on a family farm, healthy living has been part of Tiffany’s life since she was young.  In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family doing outdoor activities like boating, fishing, biking, hiking. She also finds joy in cooking- especially making jams!

Curriculum Vitae

LICENSE & CERTIFICATIONS

Registered Dietitian
Cert. of Training in Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management
Cert. of Training in Adult Weight Management

EDUCATION

University of Georgia
Master of Science, Nutrition
Georgia Southern University
Minor in Nutrition and Food Science
Georgia Southern University
Bachelor of Science in Public Relations

PUBLICATIONS

Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly
Home food safety program for the Georgia Older Americans Act Nutrition Program
Renal Nutrition Forum
Vitamin and Mineral Recommendations for Older People with Chronic Kidney Disease
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior
P59: Fall and Fracture Preventive Behaviors Increased Following a Community-Based Intervention in Older Adults in Georgia Senior Centers
Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly
Fruit and Vegetable Intake and Knowledge Increased Following a Community-based Intervention in Older Adults in Georgia Senior Centers
Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly
Physical Activity and Physical Function Improved Following a Community-based Intervention in Older Adults in Georgia Senior Centers
Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly
Diabetes Self-management Behaviors and A1c Improved Following a Community-based Intervention in Older Adults in Georgia Senior Centers
Preventing Chronic Disease
Improved Recognition of Heart Attack and Stroke Symptoms After a Community-Based Intervention for Older Adults, Georgia, 2006-2007