Job Description
Be the Reason Someone Finally Commits to Their Health
Carolinas Natural Health Center is on a mission to help people experience true healing through natural medicine. We’re hiring a Client Success & Wellness Coordinator — someone who bridges compassion and confidence, and knows how to gently help others overcome fear and uncertainty.
This is not a sales job — but it requires a person who knows how to inspire action, manage details, and remove resistance in the moment it matters most.
What You’ll Do
Program Onboarding & Conversion Support
- After the practitioner’s consultation, meet with the client to walk them through enrollment : payment, financing, scheduling, labs, and questions
- If the client hesitates or financing falls through, be ready to navigate options, offer scaled solutions, and reignite commitment
- Own the onboarding logistics — from “yes” to kickoff
Supplement Promotion & Fulfillment
Coordinate supplement orders, refills, and re-engagementIdentify upsell opportunities, client needs, and seasonal promosCollaborate on fulfillment systems and process improvementsClient Relationship Management
Serve as the first point of contact and careBuild long-term trust with membersTrack their progress and flag opportunities for retention, renewal, or reactivationWhat We’re Looking For
Background in health / wellness, coaching, clinic coordination, or practice supportStrong interpersonal skills and confidence with “crucial conversations”Familiarity with CRMs, wellness product ordering, and team-based environmentsA personal commitment to health, growth, and serviceComfortable with money conversations, creative problem-solving, and offering next stepsWhat You’ll Love
Purposeful work helping people transform their livesSupportive team, structured training, and faith-led cultureBonuses tied to company goals and supplement revenueProfessional growth path into leadership or expanded sales rolesDirect impact without high-pressure quotasApply Now
Send your resume and a quick blurb :
👉 Why do you believe helping people commit to their health is a sacred responsibility?