Nabi
Virtual dietitian counseling for people with eating disorders and disordered eating, often covered by insurance
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27
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- 29 Sep 2026 Leadership hire · Hiring VP of Payer Strategy jobs.ashbyhq.com
About Nabi
Nabi provides virtual, evidence-based nutrition counseling delivered by Registered Dietitians over secure video. Its services cover eating disorders and disordered eating, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder and ARFID, as well as related concerns such as food-related anxiety, gastrointestinal issues and under-fueling in athletes. Its approach is trauma-informed and weight-inclusive.
Clients are individuals seeking nutrition care who are matched with a dietitian after a short intake. The company states that it accepts many major insurance plans and that 95% of its clients pay $0 out of pocket. Its dietitians also coordinate with therapists, physicians and treatment teams.
The team's Registered Dietitians are listed on the website with specialties that include gut health, pediatric nutrition, sports and women's health. Open roles include territory manager positions across numerous US metropolitan areas, remote clinical positions for eating disorder dietitians, a nurse practitioner, a therapist and a software engineer based in San Francisco.
Product: Virtual nutrition counseling by video with Registered Dietitians, matched to each client and accepted by many major insurance plans.
Jobs at Nabi
Open roles at Nabi in the Americas (42)
United States 42. From Nabi's careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.
- Territory Manager - Memphis, TN · Memphis, United States
- Territory Manager - Greensboro–High Point, NC · Greensboro, United States
- Territory Manager - Rochester, NY · Rochester, United States
- Territory Manager - Tucson, AZ · Tucson, United States
- Territory Manager - Buffalo, NY · Buffalo, United States
- Territory Manager - Louisville, KY · Louisville, United States
- Territory Manager - Richmond, VA · Richmond, United States
- Territory Manager - Northern Virginia · Arlington, United States
- Territory Manager - Charlotte, NC · Charlotte, United States
- Territory Manager - Raleigh–Cary, NC · Raleigh, United States
- Territory Manager - Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL · Miami, United States
- Territory Manager - New Orleans–Baton Rouge, LA · New Orleans, United States
Newest 12 of 42.
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