Full-Time Telehealth Dietitian (Salary + Benefits) Mountain Time

About the role

This is a fully remote, full-time role offering a consistent schedule and the opportunity to build deep, ongoing relationships with patients. Unlike many outpatient roles, this position offers a full-time, salaried structure with benefits, providing stability and consistency in your schedule and income—while giving you the flexibility to choose a schedule that fits your lifestyle.

Role Details

• Location: Telehealth
• Schedule Options: Choose between a 4-day (32-hour) or 5-day (40-hour) work week, with flexibility to design a schedule that fits both your preferences and your patients’ needs.
• Reports to: Clinical Manager
• Compensation: 32 hours/week (4-day work week): $44,000–$59,000 annually
  40 hours/week (5-day work week): $55,000–$70,000 annually

What We Are Looking For

• Passionate about integrative and functional nutrition
• Thrives in a collaborative, growth-minded environment
• At least 2 years of experience in outpatient or clinical care
• Credentialed or open to being credentialed with insurance companies
• Passionate about helping patients transform their health through integrative and functional nutrition

Role Responsibilities (including but not limited to)

• Provide telehealth medical nutrition therapy using a functional and integrative approach
• Implement Simplex Health protocols, tools, and educational materials in patient care
• Audit the nutritional health of patients/clients and develop personalized, root-cause care plans
• Create and modify individualized nutrition interventions based on patient needs and goals
• Document all new and follow-up appointments in the Healthie platform with strong attention to detail
• Respond to patient communications in a timely, professional, and supportive manner
• Collaborate with team members through case discussions, meetings, and shared learning opportunities
• Communicate openly and effectively to resolve work-related issues and support team outcomes
• Contribute to a positive, collaborative team environment and ongoing clinical initiatives
• Adhere to all company policies, procedures, and clinical standards
• Stay current with emerging research and best practices in nutrition and health
• Manage a full and consistent patient caseload, ensuring timely follow-ups, continuity of care, and optimal patient outcomes

Key Intangible Characteristics Of The Ideal Candidate

• Called: A passion for our mission and a sense that this role and company are a strong fit for the blessings of your gifts, talents, passions, and experiences.
• Servant Leadership: Nobody is above any task, and we are all here to serve others. Every customer—internal or external—needs help, and the most powerful way to lead will be to serve.
• Learning and Adaptive: As a startup with a big mission, new systems, technology, and situational adaptability are expected. This person must have an appetite for learning and skill improvement.
• Grit, Resourcefulness & Entrepreneurial Spirit: Not everything will have a pre-planned solution. This person will have to be resourceful in figuring things out, resist feeling overwhelmed, and be willing to roll up their sleeves to make things happen. This person will have to have an open mind and good resolve, whether it’s looping in other people, finding answers online, or seeking best practices.
• Organizational Skills: Being or becoming a constant organizational force. It will require a capacity for being open to change, discerning better processes, and prioritizing for improved outcomes.
• Chemistry Fit: We have a unique and fun culture—we laugh, press in, work hard, and jump in to figure things out. Fitting into the team chemistry is essential.
• High Character: We operate with a high trust culture. Personal values must fuel our work. Integrity, honesty, compassion, reconciliation, and diligence are all things this person must possess to flourish.
• Energy & Enthusiasm: This person must bring joy and passion for work to the job. Encouraging and spurring on others on the mission while being self-motivated and positive is essential.
• Multitasking: This is not a steady-state or static environment. Workflow will cycle, and interruptions are normal, so this person must be able to juggle and adjust on the fly.
• Project Management: While multitasking, this person must be able to keep an eye on deadlines and critical dependencies, working to preserve them or source support proactively.