Child Weight Management Practitioner at Voy in Sheffield, England, GB

Voy is a healthcare platform led by clinicians. We support people managing long-term health conditions with treatment plans backed by real evidence.

Founded in 2018, we started as MANUAL, focusing on hair loss, weight loss and men’s health. As we grew, we realised we could help more people. In 2025, we became Voy and expanded into more areas of health, including female hair loss, testosterone, menopause, dermatology and diagnostics with Do Health.

Today, Voy has around 750,000 active customers and has treated more than 2 million people since we began. We work across the UK, Germany, Brazil and India to make a new future of healthcare a reality. We’re approaching $1bn in ARR and have grown more than 100% year on year, every year since inception. At Voy, we let the evidence do the talking. In a published study of over 100,000 people, those who reached 12 months in the Voy programme and stayed engaged lost up to 24% of their body weight.

Our vision is simple: to make 100 years of healthy living within reach for everybody. Our mission is to bring quality care to everyone, at scale.

The Opportunity:

You’ll join MoreLife by Voy’s Sheffield team as a Child Weight Management Practitioner, helping children and families build healthier habits that last. You’ll lead engaging, fun and inclusive group sessions, using coaching skills to help families set realistic goals, overcome barriers and make changes that fit into everyday life.

This is a hands-on role where you’ll see the difference you make. You’ll spend most of your time working directly with children and families, supporting them between sessions and building the kind of trusting relationships that keep people motivated. You’ll also have the chance to work closely with GPs, schools and local partners, getting to know the communities you serve and shaping how our service is felt across Sheffield.

You’ll be part of a supportive, values-led team, backed by 25 years of NHS-commissioned expertise and Voy’s investment in technology and scale.

Hours: 32 Hours per week Monday to Thursday: 12pm to 6pm Friday: 9am to 1pm Saturday: 9am to 1pm

What you’ll do:

• Lead weight management groups (around 80% of your time). You’ll deliver our MoreLife programme to groups of children and families, running interactive, inclusive and fun sessions on healthy eating, physical activity and lifestyle change. You’ll use coaching skills such as motivational interviewing and goal setting to help people overcome barriers and lose weight in a sustainable way.
• Support participants between sessions. You’ll stay in touch with the people in your groups by calling anyone who misses a session, running follow-up calls and drop-ins, and signposting extra support when someone needs it. You’ll always be sensitive to their physical and emotional needs and follow local and national safeguarding procedures.
• Assess, record and report. You’ll take anthropometric measurements (such as height and weight) to support patient assessment and monitoring. You’ll keep paper and computer records of referrals, contacts and outcomes accurate and up to date, with all data updated within 48 hours of a session. You’ll also use this information to produce clear reports and review how well our programmes are working, so we can keep improving results together.
• Build partnerships in the community. You’ll develop and maintain relationships with GPs, referrers, commissioners and local partners, and get to know the issues affecting the communities we serve. You’ll also provide health awareness, information and training to local groups and individuals to promote healthier lifestyles.
• Pitch in where needed. As part of a close team, you’ll help with the administration of enrolling new clients, such as answering calls, sending communications and phoning clients.
• Attend weekly meetings with your manager/team to discuss KPI's, schedules, challenges and goals.

Who you are:

Experience and knowledge

• Experience of leading relevant physical activity or weight management classes
• Experience of working with people who have sensitive medical diagnosis
• Ability to prepare and deliver sessions that suit the needs of the target audience

Skills and behaviours:

• A caring and empathetic attitude

• Ability to use your initiative

• Able to work under pressure and meet targets

• Strong organisational skills

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trusting relationships with the individuals you support

• Operationally sharp: experienced running day-to-day referral, booking and client communication processes

• Problem solver: anticipates challenges, adapts quickly and keeps improving how your team works

• Strong communicator: confident handling complex client enquiries with professionalism and empathy

• Self-starter: uses initiative and works flexibly as part of a team under tight deadlines