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Clinical Advisor (MD/DO) – Expert in Perimenopause & Menopause Care

Employment Type: 0.5 FTE (20 hours / week)
Compensation: $110/hr (W2)
Schedule: Mon–Fri, 10am–7pm PT
Reports To: Christy Beyer, MD, Medical Director

About the Opportunity

Midi Health is the leading virtual clinic for women in midlife. We’re transforming the way perimenopause and menopause are treated—replacing guesswork, dismissal, and stigma with expert, evidence-backed care.

We are looking for a Clinical Advisor who is a true subject matter authority—one of the top national experts in perimenopause and menopause care. This role is critical to supporting our fast-growing clinician team and ensuring exceptional, safe, and timely care for our patients.

If you’re a physician whose expertise in midlife women’s health rises far above the standard—and you want to help redefine care for millions of women—this is the role for you.

What You’ll Do

Serve as the go-to clinical expert for clinician questions and escalations (30 min response time)
Support patient care, including escalated and DEA-required visits
Review time-sensitive patient cases, labs, and inbox items
Identify clinical trends and share insights with leadership
Participate in Doc of the Day coverage
Help refine and support Midi’s clinical guidelines and care protocols
Partner with the Medical Director on clinical quality, education, and safety
Fulfill state-required collaborating physician duties in the states Midi designates.

What Makes You a Fit

Board Certified MD/DO
Minimum 5+ years of advanced, specialized perimenopause/menopause care (expert level required)
Expert in Cancer Survivorship (strongly preferred)
5+ years recent direct patient care
2+ years telehealth experience
Minimum 5 active state licenses; willing to expand to become licensed in all 50 states
Exceptional communication, collaboration, and tech proficiency

Why Midi

100% virtual work, anywhere in the U.S.
Join a mission-driven team redefining midlife women’s health, making a national impact
Work alongside leading physicians and Nurse Practitioners

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Physician - Clinical Advisor (Women's Health Expert)

Clinical Advisor (MD/DO) – Expert in Perimenopause & Menopause Care

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