Michael Joseph Hartley, MSc, ANutr

Michael Joseph Hartley, also known professionally as Michael Joseph and as Michael Hartley in academic research, is a Registered Associate Nutritionist and author at Nutrition Advance.

Summary

  • Role: Author at Nutrition Advance
  • Expertise: Clinical nutrition,
  • Qualification: MSc Clinical Nutrition, University of Aberdeen
  • Credential: Registered Associate Nutritionist (ANutr) with the Association for Nutrition (AfN)
Michael Joseph Hartley, MSc, ANutr, Nutritionist.

Education and Qualifications

Michael earned his Master of Science degree in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Aberdeen.

He is a Registered Associate Nutritionist with the Association for Nutrition.

You can verify his registered status at the Association for Nutrition's register using the registration number: 40230.

Experience

Michael works as a nutritionist in a community setting. He also enjoys writing evidence-based nutrition articles for Nutrition Advance.

Since earning his Master's in Clinical Nutrition, Michael keeps up to date with the latest developments in nutrition by regularly reading journals and fulfilling his CPD requirements with the Association for Nutrition.

Academic Profiles

You can find Michael's professional profiles below:

Published Research

Michael has published original, peer-reviewed research in the journal Nutrients under the name Michael Hartley. You can see the study below:

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