Remote Registered Dietitian — Menopause & Metabolic Health
Pomelo Care
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Job summary
Pomelo Care is expanding its network of Registered Dietitians to deliver expert, compassionate virtual care for individuals navigating perimenopause and menopause transitions. You will conduct synchronous video visits, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and guide patients through multi-week programs focused on metabolic health and well-being.
We offer flexible scheduling, onboarding bonuses, and opportunities to earn CPEUs while advancing women’s health care.
Qualifications
- National RD/RDN certification with licensure in any US state.
- Multi-state licensure encouraged.
- 2+ years of evidence-based nutrition counseling experience.
- Commit to a minimum of 10 patient-facing hours per week.
- Comfort with Telehealth platforms, video conferencing, and EMR.
- Strong clinical independence and excellent communication for multidisciplinary care.
Responsibilities
- Conduct synchronous video visits delivering one-on-one nutritional care for midlife and menopausal patients.
- Collaborate with a multi-specialty care team to ensure cohesive care plans.
- Guide patients through multi-week programs to support sustainable lifestyle changes.
- Provide evidence-based nutrition therapy focusing on metabolic health, body composition, and bone health.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and ensure privacy and compliance.
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Pomelo Care is expanding its network of Registered Dietitians to deliver expert, compassionate virtual care for individuals navigating perimenopause and menopause transitions. You will conduct synchronous video visits, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and guide patients through multi-week programs focused on metabolic health and well-being.
We offer flexible scheduling, onboarding bonuses, and opportunities to earn CPEUs while advancing women’s health care.
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