Nutritionist, gut health for women
Gut health work for women whose IBS turns out to track their cycle.
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Posted 2026-08-15. Closed 2026-10-14. Applications are no longer being taken. The pay, responsibilities and requirements below are kept here for reference.
The short version
A remote associate nutritionist role in women's gut health paying £45 to £58 an hour. You work with IBS, bloating and the hormone-gut interaction across the cycle and perimenopause. AfN or BANT registration required.
- Pay
- £45 to £58 per hour
- Location
- Remote (UK)
- Contract
- Associate
- Working pattern
- Remote
- Hours
- From four hours a week
- Start
- Rolling
Partner opportunity
The hiring organisation is intentionally confidential at this stage. Clarity Clinic lists this opportunity, receives your application and introduces suitable candidates. Clarity is not the employer. The hiring organisation confirms the terms and next steps directly, and we cannot guarantee a reply.
Why this role exists
IBS is roughly twice as common in women, and a large share of it varies with the menstrual cycle. Standard gut protocols ignore that entirely, which is why so many women cycle through low FODMAP repeatedly without lasting improvement.
Who you would be looking after
Women with IBS, bloating and unexplained gut symptoms, particularly where symptoms worsen premenstrually or through perimenopause.
A day in the diary
- Four to eight 45 minute consultations, self-scheduled
- Symptom and cycle tracking review between appointments
- Structured reintroduction phases, properly supervised
- Monthly clinical group with the nutrition team
What the work involves
- Assess gut symptoms in the context of the menstrual cycle and hormonal change
- Deliver structured protocols including low FODMAP, with supervised reintroduction
- Recognise red flags and route them to medical review immediately
- Avoid open-ended elimination, which harms more women than it helps
What we ask for
- AfN registration or BANT membership with a relevant degree
- Gut health specialism with real caseload experience
- Comfort saying that a popular test has no evidence behind it
What you get
- Referrals from our own pathways
- Medical review available same week
- No supplement sales targets
What this pays, and why
Private nutrition consultations bill £70 to £150, with the practitioner carrying acquisition, admin and no-shows. Our hourly rate is paid on booked time whether the client attends or not.
For the full UK picture, see the dietitian salary guide, or read how to become a dietitian.
How applying through Clarity works
- You apply here, on this page. Your details go to Clarity Clinic, not to an agency screening list.
- Clarity reads your application against what this opportunity actually asks for, and comes back to you either way.
- Where it fits, Clarity introduces you to the recruiting organisation for this role.
- The recruiting organisation confirms the next steps, the terms and any start date with you directly.
Questions candidates ask about this role
Are you happy with functional testing?
Only where there is evidence. We do not use microbiome panels or food intolerance tests as a basis for restriction.
Who covers red flags?
Our medical team, with a same-week review slot reserved for nutrition referrals.
Is dietitian registration required?
No. AfN registration or BANT membership with a relevant degree is the threshold for this role.
Read more before you apply
The clinical side of this work
What the women in this caseload are actually living with, and where we send them.
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