Nutrition HealthWorks is hiring: Registered Dietitian Nutritionist- Full Time in Charlotte
nutrition healthworksCharlotte (NC)
$45-55 per hour
ApplyNutrition HealthWorks is hiring: Registered Dietitian Nutritionist- Full Time in Charlotte
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nutrition healthworksCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$45-55 per hour
About the role
About the Role:
We are seeking a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) to join our Raleigh location within a wellness facility.
This role is ideal for an RD who is passionate about nutrition and values building meaningful, ongoing relationships with clients.
Expectations:
- Provide one-on-one and group nutrition counseling
- Participate in community outreach, corporate wellness events, and physician education opportunities
- Enjoy a flexible, appointment-based schedule
This is a full-time hybrid role (average ~30-40 hours/week) with strong potential for growth as you build your caseload.
Why Join:
- Nutrition HealthWorksSmall and Supportive team culture: What makes us different than the "big box" dietitian groups is we have a smaller collaborative environment with experienced dietitians. You get more personalized attention and we strive for quality, not drive for quantity!
- Focus on patients—not paperwork: Our full administrative team handles insurance billing, credentialing, and scheduling, so you can spend your time where it matters most—working with clients
- Built-in client access: We are credentialed with multiple insurance providers, and most sessions are covered by insurance—making nutrition care more accessible and helping you grow your caseload
- Flexible scheduling: Appointment-based structure that supports work-life balance
- Clinical growth: Hands-on private practice experience with mentorship and development opportunities
- Meaningful impact: Help clients and families create sustainable, long-term health changes
- Compensation & Perks
Pay: $45-55 per hour + commission opportunitiesW-2 employment (not contract)
Quarterly performance bonuses Signing bonus Paid onboarding and training Company-provided computer Professional development support Opportunity for advancement and caseload growth About Nutrition HealthWorksNutrition HealthWorks is a well-established private practice serving the Charlotte area for over 13 years. Our mission is rooted in a simple but powerful belief: food is medicine, and access to high-quality nutrition care can transform lives. We are passionate about delivering personalized, evidence-based nutrition therapy that empowers clients to create sustainable, long-term change. Our team of dietitians works collaboratively to support individuals and families across all stages of life. Our Approach to CareWe believe in meeting clients where they are—with empathy, compassion, and practical guidance. Our dietitians focus on: Creating realistic, sustainable behavior change Delivering personalized, evidence-based care Building strong, trusting client relationships Supporting long-term health outcomes—not quick fixes What We’re Looking ForRequired: Registered Dietitian (CDR credentialed) Licensed (or eligible) in North Carolina Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred or in progress)
Preferred:
Experience or strong interest in pediatrics
Private practice experience
Key Strengths:
- Strong communication and counseling skills
- Empathy-driven, patient-centered approach
- Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
- Organized with strong time management skills
- Passion for helping clients achieve sustainable change
- Schedule & Work Environment
- Monday–FridayHybrid (in-person + remote flexibility)
- Appointment-based scheduling
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