Confidently Nourished

09/24/2026

Confidently Nourished is Hiring: Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian (Remote)!
Confidently NourishED is looking for an Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian to join our growing virtual eating disorder group practice!
This W-2 position starts part-time with the opportunity to grow to a full-time caseload (20+ clients/week) over approximately 3–6 months.
Compensation & Benefits
$50/hour plus paid time for charting, team meetings, and care coordination.
Flexible, remote schedule
Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance
Reimbursement toward professional development and licensing renewals ($500 per year)
401K matching
Paid Time Off
Quarterly Performance Bonuses
Monthly Coffee Hour
Clinical supervision with opportunity to work towards your CEDS credential
Monthly Peer Supervision Group
Collaborative, weight-inclusive practice culture
We're looking for someone who:
Has at least 1 year of eating disorder experience (outpatient or HLOC)
Is passionate about Intuitive Eating®, HAES®, and weight-inclusive care
Holds or is willing to obtain a PA & GA license
Enjoys working independently while being part of a supportive team
If you're looking for a practice that values collaboration, autonomy, and compassionate care, we'd love to connect!
To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to Jess Chilek at [email protected] and complete our application here:
https://forms.gle/6hKqc2azEpg3vbog6
Feel free to share with any dietitians who may be interested!
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08/18/2026

We're Hiring: Associate Registered Dietitian (Remote)!
Confidently NourishED is looking for a Pennsylvania-licensed Registered Dietitian to join our growing virtual eating disorder group practice!
This position starts part-time with the opportunity to grow to a full-time caseload (20+ clients/week) over approximately 3–6 months.
Compensation & Benefits
$50/hour
Flexible, remote schedule
Professional development support and reimbursement
Weekly clinical supervision and team meetings
Collaborative, weight-inclusive practice culture
We're looking for someone who:
Has at least 1 year of eating disorder experience (outpatient or HLOC)
Is passionate about Intuitive Eating®, HAES®, and weight-inclusive care
Holds an active Pennsylvania RD license (GA license is a plus)
Enjoys working independently while being part of a supportive team
If you're looking for a practice that values collaboration, autonomy, and compassionate care, we'd love to connect!
To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to Jess Chilek at [email protected] and complete our application here:
https://forms.gle/z8q8pcQTm5cYHfFGA
Feel free to share with any dietitians who may be interested!

08/11/2023

👂 In case you haven’t hear, body liberation is here to stay! As a growing movement for body autonomy, acceptance, and social justice - here are a few things we must correct in how we THINK about body liberation:

1️⃣ Body liberation =/= anti-fitness! The body liberation stands by the fact that you cannot assume a person’s health or abilities based on their appearance nor do they owe you health.

2️⃣ Unlike body positivity, body liberation actively works toward addressing marginalized communities. it is intersectional and for everyone!

3️⃣ Body liberation isn’t going anymore. Although there may be times where is it talked about more than others, it is not another trend that will disappear overtime.

What are some other common misconceptions you might have heard about body liberation? Drop them in the comments below! 👇

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08/09/2023

💖 Body liberation is a journey, not a destination. Here are 6️⃣ ways to begin exploring your relationship with your body and finding peace within yourself.

Which one(s) resonate with you? ⤵

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08/07/2023

❤️ Body liberation is all about the belief that all bodies are worthy and deserve to exist as they are.

For the month of August, join our “Weekly Body Liberation Challenge” to reconnect with your current body, dismantle societal beauty standards, and find confidence in being YOU.

For this week, let’s work on accepting ourselves as we are - without any filters, photo editing apps, etc. 🙅‍♀️

As Eating Disorder Dietitians who work closely with body image, we see first hand how social media can affect the way we feel about our bodies.

With this challenge, we hope remind you that you are WORTHY and deserve to exist as you are - without the need to alter your appearance! 👍

If you participate in this challenge, remember to tag us at ❤️

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08/04/2023

📣 PSA: You don’t owe anyone health! 📣

⚡️Your body is yours and it's nobody's business but your own.

⚡️You are free to exist in your own skin in whatever way feels right to you.

⚡️Don't let anyone else's standards or expectations dictate how you choose to live in your body.

This is not a permission slip to engage in unhealthy behaviors but rather a reminder that all bodies are worthy and deserve to exist as they are. As a person, you have the power of autonomy! 🙌

Double tap if you agree! 💖

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08/02/2023

Body liberation is much more than accepting all bodies as they are ❤️

✅It is about recognizing and dismantling the systems of oppression that contribute to body shaming and discrimination.

✅It is about creating a world where all bodies are respected and valued, regardless of size, shape, ability, or any other factor.

✅It involves advocating for and supporting policies and practices that promote body autonomy, diversity, and inclusivity.

👉 To learn more about Body Liberation, swipe through this post!

Credits to Sarah Glinski, RD! https://www.wellandgood.com/body-liberation/

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07/31/2023

📣 PSA: YOU DON’T NEED TO DIET!

The global weight loss and weight management diet market size has a values of more than 175 BILLION DOLLARS. It is not an industry with your health and happiness in mind. If you have every come across a diet ad that made you dissatisfied with your body, it means that their marketing is working - not that you actually need to diet!

To watch out for fad diets, be mindful of whether they are offering quick fixes, promoting black and white thinking when it comes to food, or brands itself as a lifestyle.

If you are feeling the urge to diet, here’s what you may be needing instead -

👉 healing your relationship with food

👉 unlearning food faddism and food rules

👉 healing your relationship with your body and body image

⚠️ Disclaimer: This post should not be used in place of medical advice or seeking professional help. If a diet is deemed medically necessary for your specific health concerns, this post is not for you!

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07/28/2023

Red flags to watch out for when you see a new diet trend on social media, hear it from a friend, or find it in a magazine! 🚩

Remember to prioritize your health and listen to your body.

Don't fall for quick fixes or restrictive diets that promise unrealistic results. 🔎

What diets have you tried in the past and what were their red flags?! Comment below! ⤵

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07/26/2023

Don't let diet culture consume your life! 😰

The next time you feel tempted to diet again, try these alternative activities instead of dieting to feel more joy and connection with your body.

Remember that dieting wont help you towards the goal they market themselves to.

If you are looking for food freedom and to actually enjoy life, you need to eat enough! ❤️

Double tap if you agree! 🙌

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