Part-Time
Registered Dietitian
Ramp Health
501-1,000 employees
Employee health services with digital platform
No salary listed
Blue Bell, PA, USA
Hybrid
At least 16 hours per week required.
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- At least three years registered as a dietitian by the Commission on Dietetic Registration.
- Licensure in the states where practicing, including Pennsylvania licensure and in-network status with Independence Blue Cross.
- Ability to work independently in virtual and office settings.
- Strong clinical and counseling skills.
- Ability to manage time and multitask effectively.
- Strong interpersonal and public speaking skills to engage clients effectively.
- Effective communication with diverse populations.
- Cultural humility in client interactions.
- Conduct person-centered, one-on-one nutrition counseling sessions in person and virtually.
- Provide between-session support through ongoing digital messaging with participants.
- Assist participants in identifying the underlying causes of their health concerns to foster sustainable behavior changes.
- Provide care to participants with high standards of personal and professional integrity and ethics, maintaining confidentiality.
- Conduct webinars and cooking demonstrations and attend health fairs at least once per month.
- Participate in quarterly training sessions to stay updated on best practices and emerging trends.
- Work collaboratively as an integral member of an interdisciplinary team.
- Provide personalized nutrition counseling at client worksites and virtually.
- Prevent, manage, and treat chronic diseases through Medical Nutrition Therapy.
- Engage with the community through health fairs, seminars, and cooking demonstrations.
- Five or more years registered as a dietitian by the Commission on Dietetic Registration.
- Credentialing with major insurers such as Independence Blue Cross, Highmark, Aetna, United Healthcare, and Cigna.
- Board certification as a Specialist in Obesity and Weight Management or certification as a Diabetes Care and Education Specialist.
- At least two years of one-on-one counseling experience with adult populations.
Ramp Health delivers employer-focused health and benefits services across the U.S., providing a full spectrum of employee care. It coordinates primary care, immunizations, mental health support, biometric testing, and other clinical services through a proprietary digital health platform and in-person care. The company grows its capabilities by acquiring firms like Benovate and Corporate Health Solutions to build a nationwide footprint and a unified care platform. Its goal is to help employers lower healthcare costs while helping employees stay healthier and more productive through easy access to coordinated care.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$8.9M
Headquarters
West Whiteland Township, Pennsylvania
Founded
2002
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Vitality’s March 2026 deal expands Ramp Health’s distribution through a global health platform.
- Ramp Health’s website on 2026-05-22 still highlighted 20 years of multi-industry, 50-state operations.
- Vitality’s combined offering directly targets chronic disease and workplace injury costs, both employer pain points.
What critics are saying
- Vitality’s 2026 acquisition ends Ramp Health’s independence and can erase the brand by 2027.
- Integrated employers can switch to embedded health vendors, squeezing Ramp Health’s outsourced service model.
- If Vitality underinvests post-close, Ramp Health’s national onsite network becomes an expensive integration burden.
What makes Ramp Health unique
- Ramp Health bundles onsite clinicians, safety teams, and digital coaching across all 50 states.
- Vitality acquired Ramp Health on 2026-03-24 for integrated health and workers’ compensation mitigation.
- Ramp Health serves employers, government agencies, and insurers with full-spectrum health risk services.
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↓ -5%Vitality, a global health behavior change platform, has acquired Ramp Health, a provider of employer onsite healthcare and safety services, to create an integrated health and risk mitigation offering. Financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition combines Vitality's AI-enabled digital health platform with Ramp Health's onsite clinical and coaching services. This allows employers to manage both chronic disease and occupational safety through a single solution, addressing medical claims and workers' compensation costs simultaneously. Vitality's platform uses AI to analyse lifestyle and medical data, generating personalised health insights. Ramp Health's onsite clinicians and safety professionals provide human intervention when needed. An independent study showed Vitality's approach delivered 180% ROI and 4% savings on medical claims. The combined offering aims to help employers reduce healthcare costs whilst improving employee health outcomes.
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