Make Your Event Rock.
About Jill Jayne, MS, RD
Jill is an enthusiastic creator, educator, and collaborator known for her innovation in the field of nutrition using music as her medium. An award-winning songwriter and singer on stage, Jill has released seven commercial albums and toured the world, appearing everywhere from peer-reviewed academic journals to live TV. With experience in selling, developing, and producing original, interactive content, Jill can motivate her team toward a deadline and her end user toward an educational objective. Whether it’s using watermelon instead of pizza to do fractions or taking a much needed song break, Jill is a Master’s level Registered Dietitian always looking for ways to incorporate music and movement. This Rockstar Nutritionist is ready to pep up your professional development.
Don’t Let Your Event Suffer from Boring Conference Syndrome.
“She’s the rockstar dietitian. That’s what makes her unique – the way she presents her materials, the way she talks, the way she sings, the way she interacts with her crowd. That’s what sets her apart from just a regular presenter. We were all just looking at each other cracking up laughing. I almost fell on the floor laughing.”
— JAMIE MEEKS, RD, LDN
Coordinator of Sports Nutrition
Louisiana State University Athletics
Prepare yourself to be rocked with Jill’s Speaking Reel.
Conferences Jill Has Rocked:
The American Dietetic Association Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE)
Dietetic Associations in Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Tennessee
Action for Healthy Kids in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Nebraska
Eat Smart New York
WIC Nutrition & Breastfeeding State Conference in Texas, Illinois, and Missouri
Watch Jill in Action.
Jill's award-winning work has proven her hybrid abilities across two important industries, nutrition and entertainment. Her work has been published in everything from peer-reviewed academic journals to traditional media outlets, appeared on PBS and Nickelodeon, and frequented the Emmy and Grammy award circuits.
Live Sample
Jill kicks off a 7am session for educators with peak energy (and some singing!) in Chicago.
Virtual Prerecorded Sample
Jill offers an inspiring conference keynote for professionals and students in the nutrition field.
Virtual Q&A Sample
Jill answers audience questions in real time via videoconference at the end of a virtual keynote for dietitians.
Topics Jill Rocks
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Using her experience as a touring musician and credentials as a dietitian, Jill Jayne, MS, RD created the nationally acclaimed rock & roll nutrition show Jump with Jill. But before the Emmys and Grammys and visits to the White House, there was a lesser known Nutritional Science major with a strong tendency to break into song. Come get your serving of inspiration from the world’s only Rockstar Nutritionist® so that you, too, can make a career out of following your freaky star.
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Come rock songs from the rock & roll nutrition program, Jump with Jill, with creator Jill Jayne. Learn about the science behind her translations of nutrition facts into rock operas. Learn to use compelling health statistics to sell nutrition and fitness, apply behavior change theory to enhance your teaching style, and expand the boundaries of nutrition and physical activity education by discovering new ways to educate through entertainment. Expect to leave with pointers on cross-curricular teaching, kinesthetic learning, and a Celtic punk song about water stuck in your head.
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Until March 13, 2020, the live rock & roll nutrition show was being performed for 100,000 kids per year. It traveled the world, using the power of the arts to get kids moving and learning about health. In the wake of the the COVID-19 pandemic that prohibited singing together in large groups, Jill developed a fully digital model to serve school virtually. Hear about a storied career as a Rockstar Dietitian on a new path that will surely inspire your journey.
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Jump with Jill is the Emmy-nominated nutrition education program created by Jill, a Registered Dietitian, so you can be sure that your school’s experience will be engaging, entertaining, and educational. Students sing and dance along with Jill as she sings her healthy hits because this isn’t sit with Jill; it’s kinesthetic learning in action! Are you ready to rock?
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Advertising is an invasive and persuasive force on the way we think, eat, and learn, and on many levels completely unconscious. Learn the powerful tools advertisers use by analyzing recent copy, how advertising influences our health habits and what you can do to empower yourself and others to be a part of the counter movement.
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“Healthy Eating Rocks” will show you how to get kids excited about healthy eating. Understand which foods provide children with the best opportunity for healthy growth and development. Learn how to teach healthful eating to children to give unhealthy foods some healthy competition. Find out how parental eating habits influence a child’s eating habits for life and the steps one can take to raise a healthy family.
What People Are Saying
“What she really touched on today was that missing link from knowledge to action – lowering the barriers and increasing motivation. I thought it was fun and I didn’t even have my cup of coffee in the morning!”
— KARIN PENNINGTON, RD, LDN
Research Nutritionist
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center
“We, as nutrition professionals, spout off information to our patients, to our clients, to our children. We’re not effective because half of what we’re telling them is not actually soaking in. With Jill’s presentation, you didn’t realize you were learning but you really were. She got us all involved, she brought up people from the audience to perform with her. You can’t forget an experience like that.”
— MICHAEL MARVIN, MS, RD, LDN
Sales Representative
United Medial Home Infusion
“Jill took everything that she had in her background in music and nutrition and turned it into something that could make her career. I would like to take that and figure out how I can turn my background into my unique approach to nutrition for children somehow. Not the same because I can’t sing but, you know what I mean.”