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to simply load a joist, go to your insert tab> load from family panel> load family tool.
in your library, choose from your Structural folder, framing folder, steel (i'm assuming you're looking for steel joists,) and choose your joist type.
to make the joists part of the beam system, in your Beam System properties, make sure under the Pattern section, the Beam Type is set to your Joist type.
That's what I have done but there isn't a joist profile under structural, framing, steel (or light gauge steel). The only joists I can find are in detail components but I am unable to load those as something that I can use as a beam system.
The joists you load need to be found in the Structural > Framing subfolders. Those are the ones that are "modeled" parametric families. The Detail Components are just for 2D drafting.
Maybe when RST was installed, the family libraries got messed up? There should be quite a handful of options for OOTB framing families.
ETA: Oh, and it's not a "Profile" you want. It will be a k-series family. Attached is a screen shot of all the Steel Framing families I have available to me.
