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Bilingual Spanish-Speaking Telehealth Providers (MD/DO/NP) – Remote 1099

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Job Title: Bilingual Spanish-Speaking Telehealth Providers (MD/DO/NP) – Remote 1099
Location: 100% Remote
Employment Type: 1099
 

CareTalk Health

CareTalk Health is a fully remote, nationwide virtual medical practice. We partner with Medicare Advantage plans to deliver Annual Wellness Visits and close care gaps, reaching members wherever they are. We believe virtual care isn't a compromise — it's care delivered the way patients actually want it. Our job is to make that experience simple, reliable, and human.

About the Role

We are seeking Board-Certified Physicians (MD/DO) and experienced Nurse Practitioners licensed in multiple states to provide virtual care as independent contractors (1099). 

If you are passionate about delivering high-quality patient care and want the flexibility of working remotely, we’d love to connect. 

 

What You’ll Do

As a Telehealth Provider, you will deliver comprehensive virtual care via scheduled and on-demand phone or video visits. 

Responsibilities Include: 

  • Conduct Annual Wellness Visits and E/M virtual visits 
  • Perform new patient evaluations and follow-up consultations 
  • Manage chronic conditions and support remote monitoring 
  • Assess patient conditions and review medications 
  • Provide comprehensive consultations and evidence-based care recommendations 
  • Build strong patient rapport through effective communication 
  • Accurately document medical records in the EHR system 
  • Maintain compliance with telehealth and CMS requirements 
  • Participate in remote training sessions and workflow updates 

You will be supported by a collaborative virtual care team to ensure efficient, high-quality care delivery. 

What We’re Looking For

Required

For Physicians (MD/DO): 

  • Board Certified 
  • Active, unrestricted medical licenses in multiple states 
  • Medicare participating physician (or willing to become one) 
  • Telehealth experience preferred 
  • Strong documentation and patient communication skills 

For Nurse Practitioners: 

  • Active, unrestricted NP license (multi-state licensure strongly preferred) 
  • Experience providing preventative and/or primary care 
  • Telehealth experience preferred but not required 
  • Strong patient engagement and documentation skills 

 Required for All Providers 

  • Experience using EHR systems and telehealth platforms 
  • Comfort conducting both phone and video consultations 
  • Strong digital fluency and ability to navigate multiple systems 
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills 
  • Availability aligned with virtual clinic scheduling needs 
  • Must become CMS credentialed within our practice (if applicable) 

Technical Requirements:

· Computer: Windows or Apple Computer ONLY (NO Chromebooks, Linux Machines, or Smartphones) Must have at least Windows 10 or MacOS 13.

· Headphones: Wired headphones required for optimal audio quality. 

· Internet Speed: Meet minimum internet speed requirements (50 MBPS download speed and 20 MBPS upload speed), with a wired connection to the router. Must have an ethernet cable connecting computer directly into router

· Browser and System: Use Google Chrome with Amazon Workspaces (regardless of computer type).  

· Video Capability Required: Required for video calls. (Webcam) Laptops will come with a built in webcam which is fine. If it doesn’t you’ll need to get one.

· Recommended Equipment: A second monitor is suggested for laptop users; dual monitors for PC users. 

Why CareTalk Health

  • Deliver high-quality virtual care to patients nationwide while expanding access to preventative and chronic care services.
  • Enjoy the flexibility of a fully remote telehealth practice model designed around efficient, technology-enabled care delivery.
  • Make a meaningful impact by helping close care gaps and improve outcomes for Medicare patients.
  • Partner with a collaborative clinical operations team that supports providers with streamlined workflows and resources.
  • Join a fast-growing virtual healthcare organization shaping the future of patient-centered care.

CareTalk Health is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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