Registered Dietitian – Telehealth, Flexible Schedule
$94 K–$140 K/year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$94 K–$140 K/year
About the role
- Deliver high-impact nutrition and wellness coaching through structured telehealth video sessions
- Design and manage personalized nutrition, fitness, and wellness programs for each client
- Own client outcomes and long-term retention — weight management, chronic disease support, behavior change
- Build coach–client relationships through consistent touchpoints, including messaging and async video
- For W2: work with our corporate team to mentor new RDs and support our community
- Active RD/RDN with current CDR registration 1+ years of direct one-on-one client experienceCPT certification, or willingness to obtain one within your first 3 months (we help pay for it)
- Strong emotional intelligence and a track record of engaging and retaining clients
- Genuine interest in integrating fitness and exercise into comprehensive careUS-based, work from home
- Able to commit to a minimum of 20 client-facing hours/week once ramped (coaches making Kickoff their primary role are preferred)
- Current or previous CPT certification or equivalent experience
- Telehealth, digital health, or startup experience
- Specialty experience: sports nutrition, fertility, PCOS, or metabolic health
- About Kickoff
- Employer-subsidized health insurance (W-2-eligible coaches), PTO; flexible schedule
- Minimum Commitment: 15 client-facing hours/week once ramped (20+ to qualify for W-2)
- Required Licensure: Active RD/RDN with current CDR registration
- Required Credential: CPT — sponsored by Kickoff; must be obtained within first 3 months if not already held
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