Berry Street is on a mission to transform how Americans eat through nutrition therapy. Berry Street’s platform connects individuals needing evidence-based nutrition care with an expansive network of Registered Dietitians and AI-powered tools. From weight management, diabetes, and heart health to kidney disease, maternal health, and 25+ other conditions, Berry Street’s clinical team delivers personalized nutrition interventions tailored to each patient's unique physiological and psychological needs, improving outcomes and reducing total cost of care. Berry Street works with some of the largest health plans, as well as leading health systems and innovative care management companies to serve diverse populations across all 50 states. Visit berrystreet.co to learn more.

Since launching in January 2023, Berry Street has grown to over 1,400 providers on our platform and served tens of thousands of patients nationwide. We’re a Series B company backed by leading investors like Northzone, Sofina, and FJ Labs, as well as notable angel investors including the founders of Revolut, Spring, Grow Therapy, and Tilly.

About the Role

Berry Street is building a modern, tech-enabled suite of diabetes programs designed to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care across prevention, education, and long-term management. Our approach combines clinical rigor with a scalable, technology-forward platform to meet the evolving needs of individuals living with or at risk for diabetes.

We are seeking a Diabetes Program Manager to lead the design, development, and quality of Berry Street's diabetes-related programs — with a particular focus on asynchronous program models that can scale through technology-enabled care delivery. This is a part-time, contract role for a licensed clinical professional, with broad ownership across program design, curriculum development, clinical quality, and regulatory compliance. You will work closely with operations, product, and data teams to ensure Berry Street's diabetes programs are effective, compliant, and built to scale.

This role is ideal for someone with deep, hands-on experience in diabetes programs — including prevention and education — who is excited about designing async-first program models and shaping how high-quality diabetes care is delivered at scale in a modern digital health environment.

What You’ll Own

1. Diabetes program ownership & delivery

• Own the design and development of Berry Street's asynchronous diabetes program models, including prediabetes & DSME curricula, and new programs aligned with CMS initiatives such as the Medicare Access program.
• Develop structured async program content, participant-facing materials, and care workflows that maintain clinical rigor while enabling scalable, technology-mediated delivery.
• Ensure programs are grounded in current evidence-based standards and best practices for diabetes care, prevention, and self-management.
• Serve as a clinical and operational leader for program development, setting standards for participant engagement, session structure, and care quality across async formats.
• Collaborate closely with operations, product, data, and engineering teams to translate clinical and regulatory requirements into scalable systems and workflows — particularly for chat-based and async care delivery.
• Contribute clinical expertise to the development of diabetes-related offerings and enhancements, including defining how coaches and educators operate effectively within async models.

2. Program quality, compliance & accreditation

• Serve as the designated owner of program quality, integrity, and regulatory readiness across Berry Street's diabetes programs.
• Ensure ongoing compliance with applicable CDC, ADA, CMS, and other relevant regulatory and accreditation bodies, including formally serving as the CDC Program Coordinator and ADA Quality Coordinator.
• Act as the primary point of contact for external regulatory and accrediting organizations (e.g., CDC, ADA).
• Establish, maintain, and continuously improve program documentation, operational workflows, and internal controls that support accreditation, audits, reviews, and renewals.
• Define required program data elements and oversee outcome tracking, evaluation, and reporting efforts.
• Drive continuous quality improvement initiatives informed by program and participant-level data.

3. Team leadership & clinical oversight

• Provide oversight for diabetes program staff, including educators, coaches, and clinicians.
• Ensure team members meet appropriate licensure, certification, and training requirements.
• Establish quality assurance processes to maintain consistency, fidelity, and high standards of care delivery across async program formats.