One client hasn't slept past 5 am in six months. Another has started four diets this year and abandoned each by week three. Lectures won't fix either of them. What helps is someone showing up week after week while they figure out what actually sticks.
$55,000 a year, fully remote, and open to part-time or full-time.
People rarely fail at change because they lack willpower. More often than not, nobody checks in on the Tuesday when motivation vanishes. This role exists for that exact gap — not dishing out generic advice, but staying present through the unglamorous middle stretch where habits either take root or fall apart.
The Work Itself
Clients arrive with different goals, and the real job is to build a plan around someone's actual life rather than handing them a template that ignores it entirely.
- One-on-one video sessions covering what's working and where a client keeps getting stuck
- Wellness plans that survive a genuinely busy week — an ambitious plan nobody follows helps nobody
- Watching progress over months, not days
- Shifting course the moment something clearly isn't landing
- Turning habit science into plain language instead of textbook jargon
- A quick message between sessions when a client's motivation dips
Typed
remote wellness coach jobs near me expecting your zip code to narrow things down? It won't, not for this one. Sessions happen over video, and the coaching team is spread just as wide as the client list.
What We're Looking For
A certification counts for something. So does a harder-to-name skill: staying steady with a client without turning into a broken record by month two.
- Background in health coaching, psychology, or something adjacent
- A real grasp of habit formation, past just knowing the wellness buzzwords
- Ease on camera. Nearly every client interaction happens there
- Health coaching certification helps but won't disqualify anyone for lacking one
- Patience, since this work moves slowly and almost never in a straight line
Came here after typing
health coach vacancy 2026 into a search bar? Or stacking this listing up against other virtual wellness coordinator roles? Either way, keep reading.
A Few Extras
Skip any of these, and an application still stands a fair chance. Have a couple, and it moves up the pile faster.
- Some comfort with virtual coaching or scheduling software
- Nutrition or fitness credentials layered onto a coaching background
- Time spent coaching across a wide range of ages and backgrounds
- Familiarity with the habit-tracking apps clients already use day to day
- An even keel. Relapse happens, and it's part of the process rather than proof anyone failed
How the Program Runs
Naukri Mitra built this coaching program around a straightforward belief — steady consistency beats a single great pep talk almost every time. New coaches aren't left to sink or swim. There's a mentor for the early weeks, plus a shared library of session approaches other coaches have already run past real clients. More than a few full-time coaches on staff today started out part-time.
Full-time pay is $55,000 a year, and part-time hours are available for anyone folding this in around something else.
A Normal Week
Coaches don't work in isolation here. A recurring case-review call gives the whole group a chance to work through tricky client situations together, so nobody's carrying a hard call solo. Schedules bend, but sessions still have to land consistently — clients build their whole rhythm around that.
The coaches who thrive tend to find real satisfaction in small, slow wins. A client finally sleeping through the night after months of insomnia matters more than any dramatic transformation story.
Apply
Send a resume with a short note on your coaching background, and mention whether part-time or full-time suits you better. Applications get reviewed in the order they arrive, so getting yours in early is worth doing.
Steady pay. Real flexibility. A caseload with actual support behind it. Apply, and someone from the hiring team will follow up directly.
