earlymedical
Nutrition Specialist (CNS) - Future Openings
At a Glance
- Location
- United States
- Work Regime
- remote
- Experience
- 3–5 years
- Compensation
- utive assistants Compensation $85,000-$130,000. Compensation is based on fac
- Posted
- 2026-04-07T11:25:01-04:00
Key Requirements
Domain Knowledge
- Education
- Medical
Requirements
Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) credential
3-5 years of experience coaching professionals in nutritional implementation
Strong understanding of, or willingness to learn, Nutrition 3.0 and the Early Medical framework
Experience with remote coaching and virtual communication
Experience and deep knowledge with macro-based meal planning
Resource creation for patient education
Compensation & Benefits
$85,000-$130,000. Compensation is based on factors including geographic location, experience, skill set, and interview performance.
Responsibilities
Your role is to remove friction, ensuring patients don’t just understand the plan but actually integrate it into their lives.
You'll combine deep nutritional expertise with behavioral psychology to craft personalized strategies that drive results. You’ll analyze glucose data, body composition metrics, and biomarkers, pinpointing the barriers that hold patients back—whether physiological, psychological, or practical.
Develop Precision Nutrition Plans
– Apply metabolic science to create highly tailored nutrition protocols that optimize glucose, balance caloric intake, and support lean muscle retention.
Translate Data into Actionable Strategies
– Use CGMs, body composition metrics (ALMI, VAT), and biomarkers to build customized recommendations that fit seamlessly into patients' routines.