Physician, Internal Medicine – Telemedicine

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DrHouse, Inc.Healthcare

Ohio (OH)Part-Time

SalaryAt least 210,000 USD per year

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Requirements

MD or DO with board certification in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, or OB/GYN
Licensed in multiple U.S. states (ideally including CA, TX, or IL)
Comfortable using digital platforms
Practicing in a fully remote environment
Excellent communicator who connects easily with patients virtually

Responsibilities

Conduct video-based appointments for non-emergency issues
Treat patients in internal medicine and related areas such as urgent care, gynecology, and obesity care
Design personalized treatment plans supported by current clinical guidelines
Record encounters using our efficient EHR tools for accurate follow-up and prescriptions
Collaborate remotely with other clinicians to deliver coordinated, high-quality care
Stay updated on telehealth standards and evolving best practices

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