Pros
I've been with Foodsmart for a little over 1 year. I started as a 1099 contract RD and transitioned into a full time role in April. This is truly a wonderful company to work for. They care about their dietitians and they care about our patients. The mission behind Foodsmart is the first thing that interested me in this company (not to mention the flexibility as long as you are available a set 40 hours/week and remote position). I work primarily with the Medicare/Medicaid population and educate them on how to manage nutrition related conditions, access healthy foods within their budget, apply for SNAP benefits, and be that support and accountability that's just a phone call away that they otherwise would not have access to. I love that I get to meet with my "regular' patients on a weekly basis and spend an adequate amount of time with them to truly help them. I also get a variety of patients from other health plans, so the diversity in caseload and patient population is a plus as well. Gym/wellness reimbursement is great, bonus potential is important. Also, while this a remote position, I feel connected to my direct manager, coworkers, and upper management as they coordinate off site gatherings and weekly meetings to bridge the gap between remote work and every day socializing in an office.
Cons
The no show rate can be a downer, as that does not help with meeting bonus/performance metrics, however, as you build your patient base, this can improve.