Full-Time Telehealth Dietitian – Women’s Health (Salary + Benefits

Simplex Health is seeking a Women’s Health Dietitian (Registered Dietitian, RD/RDN) to provide telehealth outpatient medical nutrition therapy using an integrative and functional nutrition approach. This fully remote role focuses primarily on pregnancy and prenatal nutrition, including gestational diabetes (GDM), while also supporting women with hormonal imbalance, PCOS, fertility, perimenopause, gut health, and metabolic health.

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.

The ideal candidate has experience in clinical or outpatient nutrition counseling, is licensed (or eligible for licensure) in Pennsylvania, and is passionate about delivering personalized, root‑cause care to support long‑term health outcomes.

Radically improve the health of Humankind—one person, one appointment, one connection at a time.

At Simplex Health, we do things differently. Our insurance-funded medical nutrition therapy goes beyond symptom management to improve—and in many cases reverse—chronic conditions, with a strong focus on women’s health, pregnancy, and metabolic care. We partner with hospitals, healthcare practices, and individuals to provide personalized nutrition support, especially for women navigating pregnancy, gestational diabetes (GDM), hormonal imbalances, and related conditions.

Our approach centers on prevention, root‑cause resolution, and sustainable lifestyle change, helping patients feel supported during critical life stages like pregnancy and beyond. Services are delivered virtually through telehealth, allowing us to meet patients where they are with accessible, high‑quality care.

Our evidence-based, progressive nutrition interventions consider each patient’s unique biochemistry. Through nutrition counseling, education, health coaching, and ongoing support, we empower patients—particularly women—to achieve healthy pregnancies, improve metabolic health, and create lasting, sustainable outcomes.

• 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:
  
  Senior Clinical Director
• 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
• Final schedule and compensation are aligned based on candidate preference, experience, and availability.

• Passionate about women’s health, pregnancy, and gestational diabetes (GDM)
• Take an integrative and functional nutrition approach to care
• Thrive in a collaborative, growth‑minded environment
• Have at least 2 years of experience in outpatient or clinical care
• Have experience or strong interest in prenatal nutrition, GDM, or hormone‑related conditions
• Hold current registration with CDR
• Are credentialed or open to being credentialed with insurance companies
• Want to spend more time with patients and less time running a business

• Availability for evening appointments strongly preferred to meet patient demand, with flexibility based on individual scheduling needs.
• CDCES (Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist) strongly preferred
• IFNA Certified (IFNCP credential a plus); candidates actively enrolled in IFNA training welcome
• Prior experience supporting pregnant patients or managing gestational diabetes

PA license and completion of major insurance credentialing required before start; this process may take 3–6 months.

• Provide telehealth medical nutrition therapy using a functional and integrative approach, with a primary focus on pregnancy and gestational diabetes (GDM)
• Assess nutritional health of patients/clients with attention to prenatal needs, blood sugar regulation, and hormone‑related conditions
• Monitor and review daily blood glucose logs for GDM patients, providing timely feedback, adjustments, and ongoing support
• Educate and train patients on proper use of glucose meters and…