Registered Dietitian — Educational Brand Ambassador (Self-Employed / Freelance)

About Primal Win

Primal Win is a premium daily greens and micronutrient formula built on one standard: full label transparency. Every active ingredient is listed with its individual dose and form. No proprietary blends, no hiding. We're a UK company founded by a team with NHS, private healthcare and clinical backgrounds, built for people who apply high standards to every part of their lives. For Those Who Want To Win.

The Role

We're looking for a Registered Dietitian to become an educational voice for Primal Win on social media. This is not a sales or influencer role. It's a role for someone who can explain nutrition science clearly, honestly and confidently, on camera, in short-form video.

You'll record short videos discussing nutrition topics, including whole-diet nutritional gaps, micronutrient status, gut health and how daily nutrition habits fit into a broader diet, in your own words and style. We handle filming direction, scripting support and editing. You bring the expertise, the credibility and the voice.

This is a freelance engagement. You are not employed by Primal Win. You work independently, set your own availability, and are paid per piece of content delivered or via an agreed monthly arrangement, whichever suits you.

What You'll Do

  • Record short-form videos (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube) explaining nutrition topics relevant to daily nutritional habits: nutrient gaps, micronutrient status, gut health, and how supplementation fits into a wider diet.
  • Review formula and ingredient information supplied by Primal Win and translate it into clear, accurate, audience-friendly content.
  • Work from provided talking points or scripts where useful, while keeping your own professional voice and judgement.
  • Flag anything in draft content that overstates or misrepresents the evidence. Accuracy comes first, always.
  • Occasionally answer nutrition questions from the Primal Win community in a moderated format.

What We're Looking For

  • Registration with the HCPC as a Registered Dietitian.
  • Comfortable and confident on camera. Previous content creation experience is a bonus, not a requirement, we can support with direction and editing.
  • Strong communicator who can make evidence-based nutrition genuinely easy to understand, without oversimplifying or overclaiming.
  • Comfortable working independently and self-managing your own schedule and deliverables.
  • Aligned with a transparent, evidence-first approach. We never allow unsubstantiated claims, and we'd expect you to hold us to that standard as much as we hold ourselves to it.

Arrangement

  • Freelance / self-employed contractor role. You will invoice Primal Win for work delivered, this is not a PAYE position.
  • Flexible workload, agreed in advance. Realistic starting commitment: a small number of videos per month, reviewed and adjusted together as the relationship develops.
  • Fee structure (per video or monthly retainer) to be discussed and agreed directly, based on experience and output.
  • Fully remote. Filming can be done from your own space with simple guidance provided, or in person if preferred and practical.

Pay: £45.00-£65.00 per hour

Work Location: Remote

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