Part-Time
Registered Dietitian or CNS
Flexible Hours
Posted on 8/18/2026
Berry Street
201-500 employees
Online directory linking clients with dietitians
Compensation Overview
$85/hr
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in USA + 1 more
More locations: Nebraska, USA
Remote
Must reside permanently in the United States.
US Citizenship Required
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- Active registration by the Commission on Dietetic Registration or the Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists.
- Registered Dietitians must be licensed and in good standing in Nutrition/Dietetics in at least one state.
- Certified Nutrition Specialists must hold at least one state license.
- Experience working with clients remotely through telehealth platforms and comfort working with technology.
- Permanent residence within the United States.
- A minimum of 8 hours per week of ongoing availability.
- Ability to define your own schedule.
- Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with clients and referral partners.
- Provide medical nutrition therapy through remote sessions to clients within the clinician’s areas of specialty.
- Work as a 1099 contractor from anywhere in the United States according to a self-defined schedule.
- Create personalized, evidence-based nutrition plans tailored to client needs and preferences.
- Provide resources and educational materials to clients.
- Strengthen client relationships to improve retention.
- Use online telehealth tools to track progress and answer client questions.
- Stay current with research and trends in nutrition and wellness.
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals when applicable to support clients with complex health needs.
- Maintain timely and accurate records of client sessions and progress.
- Entrepreneurial interest in growing a client base and building a sustainable private practice.
- Marketing experience or willingness to learn how to market a practice.
- Commitment to ongoing professional education.
- Ability to take initiative and work independently.
- Adaptability in changing environments.
- Interest in broadening expertise beyond a current specialty.
- Resourcefulness in overcoming work-related hurdles.
- Empathetic, relationship-focused approach to client care.
Berry Street connects individuals with board-certified dietitians through an online directory, helping clients find personalized dietary care that fits their needs. The platform enables users to search and filter dietitians and supports practice owners by providing large-scale credentialing, referrals, and administrative help. It works by pairing clients with suitable dietitians, handling billing and insurance logistics to keep services affordable and in-network for many plans. Unlike other directories, Berry Street combines evidence-based nutrition care with compassionate, collaborative support, backed by partnerships with insurers and healthcare providers. The goal is to make high-quality dietary care more accessible and easier for dietitians to grow their practices while reducing administrative burden for all parties.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$59.2M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2023
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Factor launched May 13, 2026, giving Berry Street meal-data-driven coaching entry.
- Tia partnership targets women’s health nutrition, expanding perimenopause and menopause demand.
- Berry Street says 95% of patients pay $0 out of pocket.
What critics are saying
- Nourish raised $100 million on May 19, 2026 and claims 10,000+ dietitians.
- Berry Street depends on insurer and employer reimbursement; benefit changes compress conversion quickly.
- Amazon, Walmart, Factor, and Tia can switch partners or build in-house nutrition care.
What makes Berry Street unique
- SOC 2 Type II on August 20, 2026 unlocks payer and enterprise deals.
- Amazon Health Benefits Connector and Walmart Better Care Services broaden distribution nationally.
- Berry Street pairs 1,800+ dietitians with AI tools and insurance-covered nutrition therapy.
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↑ 8%Berry Street adds SOC 2 Type II to its compliance program as payer and enterprise partnerships expand. Aug 20, 2026, 14:29 ET Independent third-party audit validates the company's controls for security, availability, and confidentiality as it scales nutrition therapy across all 50 states NEW YORK, Aug. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Berry Street, the nutrition therapy platform connecting patients to insurance-covered care from Registered Dietitians, today announced it has achieved SOC 2 Type II certification, meeting a key security requirement for the health plans, health systems, and enterprise partners it serves. Conducted by Johanson Group LLP, an independent third-party auditing firm, the SOC 2 Type II report evaluates the design and sustained operating effectiveness of a company's controls over a defined observation period against the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Trust Services Criteria. Berry Street's examination covered the Security trust services criteria over a three-month period ending June 2026, and was completed with no exceptions noted. The milestone arrives as Berry Street expands its work with health plans, health systems, and enterprise partners serving patients nationwide. Nutrition therapy sits at the intersection of clinical care and personal data - spanning diagnoses, lab values, medications, and daily behavioral detail - and the certification gives the company's partners independently verified assurance that this information is handled to a rigorous, continuously audited standard. "Nutrition care only works when people feel safe being honest about their health," said Noah Kotlove, Co-Founder and CEO of Berry Street. "Our patients share some of the most personal information there is, and our partners trust us with the populations they're responsible for. SOC 2 Type II is how we prove that trust is well placed - not with a promise, but with an independent audit of how we actually operate every day. We hold ourselves to that standard because the people we serve deserve it." SOC 2 Type II complements Berry Street's existing compliance program, including HIPAA compliance, encryption of data in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, continuous security monitoring, and annual penetration testing. The company will maintain its certification through recurring annual audits. Berry Street's SOC 2 Type II report is available to current and prospective partners under NDA. To learn more, visit www.berrystreet.co. About Berry Street Berry Street is on a mission to transform how Americans eat through nutrition therapy. Berry Street's platform connects individuals needing evidence-based nutrition care with an expansive network of Registered Dietitians and AI-powered tools. From weight management, diabetes, and heart health to kidney disease, maternal health, and 30+ other conditions, Berry Street's clinical team delivers personalized nutrition interventions tailored to each patient's unique physiological and psychological needs, improving outcomes and reducing total cost of care. Berry Street works with some of the largest health plans, as well as leading health systems and innovative care management companies to serve diverse populations across all 50 states. Visit berrystreet.com to learn more. SOURCE Berry Street
Berry Street partners with Tia to expand women's nutrition care. The collaboration will give members access to specialized nutrition therapy, personalized care plans and AI-enabled support for women's health. Metabolic health company Berry Street is partnering with hybrid women's healthcare company Tia to connect Tia members with clinical nutrition therapy to help women during perimenopause and menopause. Berry Street connects individuals to registered dietitians for nutrition therapy, while Tia offers virtual and in-person care for women's health needs, including primary and gynecological care and wellness services. Tia also offers mental health assessments during primary care visits and nutritional counseling services through a partnership it announced last year with the virtual counseling platform Nourish. Through the partnership, Tia members will have access to Berry Street's network of Registered Dietitians, the majority of whom specialize in women's health. Members will receive a personalized care plan and AI-enabled support between visits. Meal tracking and integration of health data from wearables and lab results are also part of the offering. Berry Street's nutrition therapy can address fertility, lactation support, hormonal health, prenatal and postnatal nutrition, eating disorders, weight management, thyroid conditions and PCOS. "Many women come to Tia looking for answers to symptoms that don't fit neatly into a single specialty, especially during midlife when hormonal changes can affect everything from energy and sleep to weight, mood, and metabolic health," Felicity Yost, cofounder and CEO of Tia, said in a statement. "Nutrition is often an important part of the picture, but it's rarely integrated into care in a meaningful way. Through this partnership with Berry Street, we're making it easier for women to access specialized nutrition support that's connected to the rest of their healthcare journey." THE LARGER TREND In April, Berry Street became part of retail giant Walmart's Better Care Services platform alongside digital health companies Twin Health, Curai Health, Wheel and Aaptiv, with the aim of improving access to weight-management support, including GLP-1s. That same month, Berry Street was added to Amazon's Health Benefits Connector, which matches Amazon customers to digital health tools covered by employers. Last year, Berry Street garnered $50 million in funding from Northzone, the founder of Revolut, Sofina, FJ Labs, the cofounder of Spring Health, the cofounder of Grow Therapy and the CEO of Found, amongst others. Meanwhile, Tia has formed partnerships with fellow digital health companies, including nutritional counseling platform Nourish and mental health platform Talkspace. In March 2023, Tia raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Pivotal Ventures, the investment and incubation company founded by Melinda French Gates, which brought the company's total raise to $150 million. That same year, the company announced an extended partnership with the Los Angeles-based health system Cedars-Sinai. Through the collaboration, Tia opened its second Los Angeles clinic in Santa Monica, with plans to open additional clinics in Pasadena, Culver City and Studio City this year.
Berry Street, a metabolic health company, has partnered with Factor, America's leading ready-to-heat meal delivery service, to provide personalized nutrition therapy. The collaboration allows Factor customers to share their meal selections with Berry Street's network of over 1,800 registered dietitians. Through the partnership, dietitians can access data on customers' meal choices, enabling informed consultations based on actual eating habits. Sessions focus on selecting meals aligned with specific health goals, from weight loss to chronic condition management. Berry Street combines AI technology with registered dietitians to deliver evidence-based nutrition therapy, typically covered by insurance. The company supports over 30 conditions with personalized care programmes. The service is now available to active Factor members through their accounts.
Berry Street partners with Factor, bringing personalized nutrition therapy to leading meal delivery service. Clinically Reviewed By: May 13, 2026 On this page Factor's expansive customer base can now work with expert Registered Dietitians who see their actual meal choices, turning every session into targeted recommendations. NEW YORK, May 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Berry Street, the leading metabolic health company transforming nutrition therapy, and Factor, America's leading ready-to-heat meal delivery service, today announced a new partnership to provide personalized nutrition therapy tailored to what customers are eating. The partnership combines Berry Street's clinical nutrition care model with Factor's weekly meal platform, helping customers translate dietitian guidance into meals they can actually incorporate into daily life. Through the partnership, Factor customers can share their meal selections with one of Berry Street's network of 1,800+ expert Registered Dietitians (RDs), allowing sessions to start from a real view of their eating habits and nutrition goals, whether that be weight loss, managing a chronic condition, or improving overall wellness. Factor's offerings already provide support for healthy routines by delivering fresh, dietitian-approved meals that are gourmet-chef-crafted and optimized for various dietary needs, including High Protein, Fiber-Filled, GLP-1 Support, and Calorie Smart options. With this new collaboration, a customer's RD will have access to data on each meal they select, meaning that every appointment begins with informed conversations based on what the customer has in their fridge. During the sessions, their RD will help them select their next meal based on their specific health goals, and customers receive evidence-backed clinical guidance for fully utilizing Factor's nutrient-dense, never-frozen meals. "Every meal is a health decision, and most people are making those decisions blind," said Noah Kotlove, Founder and CEO of Berry Street. "Factor takes the guesswork out of what to eat, and now that customers have access to Berry Street's dietitians who already know their meals and their goals, the advice is personalized from the very first conversation." Berry Street brings together advanced AI with a network of RDs to deliver personalized, evidence-based nutrition therapy. In most cases, it's covered by insurance so people pay little or nothing out of pocket. Customers work one-on-one with an RD and use the Berry Street app between visits for AI-powered guidance, meal tracking, and health data syncing with wearables and lab results. Berry Street supports over 30 conditions with personalized nutrition care programs, from weight loss and diabetes to GLP-1 management, heart health, and more. "We've always believed that eating well shouldn't require a degree in nutrition," said Adam Park, CEO of Factor US. "This partnership with Berry Street closes the last gap. Not just giving customers great meals, but pairing those meals with expert guidance that's already grounded in what they're actually eating. That's what turns a good week of food into lasting change." The new benefit is now available to active Factor members, who can sign up by logging into their account and clicking on "Nutrition Coaching" or going to https://www.factor75.com/pages/nutritioncoaching. Your insurance likely pays for nutrition counseling with a dietitian 95% of patients pay $0 out of pocket when they see a dietitian with Berry Street. About Berry Street Berry Street is on a mission to transform how Americans eat through nutrition therapy. Berry Street's platform connects individuals needing evidence-based nutrition care with an expansive network of Registered Dietitians and AI-powered tools. From weight management, diabetes, and heart health to kidney disease, maternal health, and 30+ other conditions, Berry Street's clinical team delivers personalized nutrition interventions tailored to each patient's unique physiological and psychological needs, improving outcomes and reducing total cost of care. Berry Street works with some of the largest health plans, as well as leading health systems and innovative care management companies to serve diverse populations across all 50 states. Visit berrystreet.com to learn more. About Factor Factor is a fully-prepared meal delivery service that is taking a whole new approach to fresh-prepared food. The company's weekly rotating menu of 100 weekly meals and 70+ add-on options, including smoothies, juices, snacks and more, are hand-crafted by gourmet chefs and optimized by dietitians. Factor delivers anywhere in the contiguous U.S. For more information, visit Factormeals.com. About HelloFresh Group The HelloFresh Group is a global digital-native CPG company and the world's leading meal kit provider. The HelloFresh Group consists of eight brands that provide customers with high quality food and recipes for different meal occasions. The Company was founded in Berlin in November 2011 and operates in the USA, the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Australia, Austria, Switzerland, Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, France, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Ireland and Spain. In Q2 2025, the HelloFresh Group delivered c. 215 million meals globally. HelloFresh SE went public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in November 2017 and is currently traded on the MDAX (Mid-Cap German Stock Market Index). For more information, visit www.hellofreshgroup.com. Create a plan with your Registered Dietitian Meal planning helps you stick to a budget and keep you on track with your nutrition goals 1,250+ insurance plans accepted
Berry Street, an AI-powered nutrition therapy platform, has joined Amazon's Health Benefits Connector to expand access to nutrition care for millions of Americans. The partnership allows eligible Amazon customers to discover and enrol in Berry Street's services, often at no out-of-pocket cost, through their existing insurance or employer benefits. Founded by CEO Noah Kotlove, Berry Street connects patients with over 1,500 registered dietitians for conditions including weight management, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease. The platform combines virtual consultations with an app featuring AI photo recognition for meal tracking and data integration from wearables and labs. The company plans to add capabilities for providing laboratory services and prescribing medications, including GLP-1s. Berry Street currently serves patients across all 50 US states through partnerships with health plans and systems.