Virtual Preventive Health Coach

Most people don't think about their health until something's already gone wrong. This role exists for the stretch before that — helping people build habits that keep them from ever needing that wake-up call. We're hiring a Virtual Preventive Health Coach to work one-on-one with clients, remotely, on the small, repeatable changes that actually stick. The Basics The coaching happens entirely online, and the pay lands at $66,500 a year. You'll work with clients through video calls, messaging, and check-ins on your own schedule, with a focus on prevention rather than crisis response. What the Work Looks Like No two client relationships look the same, and that's the point — coaching means meeting someone where they actually are, not running a fixed script. Running one-on-one coaching sessions focused on nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management Reviewing health risk assessments and spotting patterns before they become bigger problems Building personalized plans that fit into a client's actual life, not an idealized version of it Checking in regularly to track progress and adjust plans as circumstances change Communicating through telehealth platforms and messaging apps between scheduled sessions Helping clients navigate setbacks without treating a bad week as a failed program What You'll Need Education: Bachelor's degree required Experience: At least 1 year of coaching, mentoring, or guiding others in a health or wellness context Background in nutrition, exercise science, health coaching, or a related preventive health field Comfort with telehealth platforms and digital communication tools Strong listening skills and the ability to explain health guidance without leaning on jargon Genuine empathy — the ability to hear "I've tried everything" and still find a next step worth trying Enough self-direction to manage your own caseload and schedule independently Where Experience Helps Certification in health coaching, nutrition, or a related field Experience with chronic disease prevention or lifestyle modification programs specifically Comfort leading group sessions in addition to one-on-one coaching Familiarity with wellness tracking apps and digital health platforms What a Regular Week Involves Some sessions are quick check-ins — a client hits a small milestone and needs encouragement to keep going. Others run deeper, working through why a plan isn't sticking and rebuilding it around what's realistic for that person's actual schedule and stress load. Reviewing risk assessments and adjusting plans fills in the gaps between live sessions. Support Behind the Scenes New coaches go through structured onboarding, shadow an experienced coach before taking on their own caseload, and get access to a resource library for less familiar situations. Naukri Mitra built this listing with that support structure in mind, since remote coaching only works well when coaches themselves have somewhere to bring hard cases and get a second opinion. What Comes With the Role Fully remote work with flexible hours you largely control A health and wellness stipend, since walking the talk matters here too Paid time off that's genuinely used, not just accrued and ignored Ongoing training and support toward additional certifications How Growth Actually Works Most coaches start with individual client coaching and build from there — some move into leading group sessions, others help shape new wellness programs, and a few eventually mentor incoming coaches themselves. None of that happens on a fixed timeline, but there are options for people who want to grow into them. Being Honest About the Hard Days Coaching isn't a straight line. Clients resist change, backslide, or stall out for reasons unrelated to effort. That's normal, and it's not a sign you're doing something wrong. What tends to make the difference is treating small wins — a swapped snack, a walk that actually happened — as real progress instead of waiting for a dramatic before-and-after. Eligibility This role is open to candidates in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, EU member states, Australia, and India, as well as a number of other approved regions. How to Apply Send your resume along with any relevant certifications and a short note on your coaching approach — how you typically help someone build a habit that actually lasts. If you make the shortlist, the next step is a conversation that walks through a real-world coaching scenario, followed by a final chat with the hiring team.

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