Bilingual Telehealth Physician

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States. Pennsylvania, United States. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United StatesContractMiddle

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Languages: English, Spanish

Requirements

MD or DO degree
Active, unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license
Board-certified or board-eligible in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Geriatrics, or related primary care specialty
Substantial experience with Medicare/Medicaid populations or complex chronic disease management
Skilled at telehealth assessment and building rapport virtually
Strong clinical judgment
Comfort with clinical complexity and ambiguity
Interest in care coordination and startup-like pilot environments
Bilingual in English and Spanish

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive telehealth initial visits for enrolled members (15-20 min)
Synthesize complex medical and social histories and identify clinical priorities and risks
Create concise, actionable clinical plans and handoffs for Community Health Workers, LCSWs, and care navigators
Document findings and recommendations clearly in the EMR to guide ongoing care
Provide clinical guidance on escalation pathways and program workflows during the pilot
Build rapid clinical rapport and trust with members and caregivers

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