Health Coach

• You've served high-end members in concierge medicine, a premium gym, or a private club, and you carry that polish into every interaction.
• A distinct coaching specialty such as performance, postpartum, pelvic-floor, or eating-disorder-informed coaching, that adds range to our team.
• Startup experience, or time spent in a fast-changing, still-being-built environment.

• Empathetic. You lead with care and meet people where they are, whether it's a member having a hard week or a teammate under pressure.
• Independent, and collaborative. You can run your caseload at a high level without hand-holding, and you still genuinely enjoy working alongside your teammates.
• An active part of the community. Even though we're a virtual company, you show up: you join calls, contribute to projects, and share honest feedback that makes the team better.
• Proactive. You chase down answers, follow up, and take initiative instead of waiting to be told.
• Tech-savvy. You pick up new tools quickly and are comfortable working across apps, data, and platforms all day.

What you'll need

Required (non-negotiable)

• NBC-HWC (National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach) — full board certification through the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching is required. This is our core standard for behavior-change theory, motivational interviewing, reflective listening, and coaching scope of practice.
• An associate's degree or higher (or an equivalent, experience-based path to your coaching certification).
• 2+ years of client-facing coaching or training experience. Enough that you can run a member session on day one, without a ramp.
• Proven high-volume caseload management. You've personally carried a large book of clients at once and kept each of them feeling individually known.
• Comfort working with a diverse member population. You adapt your style to meet members of different ages, backgrounds, cultures, abilities, and health starting points, and every one of them feels respected and understood.
• Strong written communication. Much of your coaching happens over messaging, so you're warm, clear, and personable on the page while staying professional.
• Strong verbal communication and presence. You also coach face-to-face over video, and you bring confidence, thoughtfulness and professionalism into every session.
• Comfortable synthesizing health data. You keep up with current health trends and have a track record of coaching clients across nutrition apps and wearable devices, bringing their data together into a single comprehensive plan.

Strong plus (not required)

• Additional coaching credentials layered on top of NBC-HWC, such as ACE Health Coach, Precision Nutrition L1, or NASM Behavior Change Specialist.
• A personal-training or strength credential (CSCS; NASM, ACE, or ACSM CPT; or similar).
• A nutrition-coaching certification such as Precision Nutrition.
• An advanced degree in exercise science, physiology, kinesiology, or a related field.
• Clinical collaboration in functional or integrative medicine. You've worked alongside or under registered dietitians, nurse practitioners, or physicians.