Nurse Practitioner - Lifestyle & Longevity Medicine
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What we know
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How old is it?
Posted 109d ago
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Is it remote?
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Who may apply?
United States
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Pay not stated
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The listing
Help us build the future of healthy aging
Total Life is a national telehealth platform built for older adults. Today, we deliver behavioral health care to Medicare beneficiaries across 49 states through a network of 200+ credentialed providers. We were founded on a simple, personal belief: that the people who spent their lives caring for everyone else deserve care that actually meets them where they are.
Now we're expanding beyond mental health into preventative, lifestyle, and longevity medicine — and we're hiring clinicians to help us build it.
This is a ground-floor role. You won't be slotting into an existing clinic; you'll be shaping one. If you've ever wanted to design how lifestyle medicine should be delivered to older adults online — the protocols, the patient journey, the standard of care — this is that opportunity.
Important: this is not a primary care role
We want to be clear up front, because it shapes everything about how you'll practice here. You are not the patient's PCP. You won't manage acute illness, serve as the medical home, or replace anyone's existing physician. Instead, you'll work alongside patients and their care teams as a dedicated lifestyle and longevity partner — focused on prevention, behavior change, and the daily habits that determine how well someone ages.
Think of the role as the missing layer in most people's care: the clinician who actually has time to help them navigate their health and wellness, set meaningful goals, and stick to them.
What you'll do
- Partner with older adults to assess their health and wellness goals and build personalized, evidence-based lifestyle care plans
- Coach patients through sustainable behavior change grounded in lifestyle medicine — nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, connection, and reducing risky substances
- Anchor your practice in the 4 M's of Age-Friendly care — What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility — so every plan reflects what's most important to the patient in front of you
- Help shape the clinical model itself: protocols, intake, outcome measures, documentation, and the patient experience from first visit onward
- Collaborate closely with our behavioral health team to support the whole person, mind and body
- Coordinate with patients' existing primary care providers rather than duplicating their work
The philosophy we practice by
We're building this clinic on the foundations of lifestyle medicine — the discipline that treats daily habits as a primary tool for preventing, managing, and reversing chronic disease. That means grounding our care in the core pillars: whole-food, predominantly plant-based nutrition; regular, sustainable physical activity; restorative sleep; stress management; positive social connection; and avoidance of risky substances. We pair these with the 4 M's of Age-Friendly Health Systems — What Matters, Medication, Mentation, Mobility — so prevention is always anchored in each patient's own priorities and stage of life.
Who you are
- A Nurse Practitioner with Full Practice Authority in good standing (active U.S. licensure), OR a physician (MD/DO) board-certified in Geriatrics, Lifestyle Medicine, or Family Practice
- Multi-state licensure, or willingness to license in additional states, is a strong plus
- Trained or board-certified in lifestyle medicine (DipACLM / DipIBLM or active pursuit) — or deeply versed in its principles and eager to certify
- Experienced with, and genuinely energized by, caring for older adults
- A natural coach: warm, motivating, and skilled at helping people make changes that last
- Comfortable practicing via telehealth and excited by the pace and ambiguity of building something new
- Mission-driven, collaborative, and ready to be a key voice on our clinical team
Why this role is different
- Your fingerprints will be on the entire model — protocols, standards, patient experience.
- You'll build a category, not staff a queue. Online longevity and wellness care for older adults is still being invented. You'll help invent it.
- You'll have time to actually care. Our model is designed around relationships and outcomes, not 12-minute visits.
- You'll work with a team that's already proven it can deliver outcomes for older adults at national scale.
- 100% remote, with the flexibility of a telehealth-native company.
At Total Life, we bring the calm of a clear plan to a stage of life that too often feels overwhelming.
How to apply
Apply through Workable with your CV and a short note on why lifestyle medicine for older adults matters to you.
Total Life is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building a clinical team that reflects the patients we serve.