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MMJ Physician

United States

Are you a licensed practitioner ready to embark on an extraordinary journey in the rapidly expanding field of alternative medical treatment? With 7 years in business and over 1 million patients served, Veriheal is the leader in the medical cannabis field. We are seeking an exceptional physician who possesses a profound passion for alternative medicine and a strong desire to make a lasting impact in this essential industry. Patients rate our provider experience at over 4.8 out of 5 stars!

Position Summary:

At Veriheal, our patient-centric approach is fueled by an advanced in-house EMR platform that seamlessly enhances the patient experience. As a licensed practitioner, you will have the unique opportunity to shape the future of alternative medical treatment.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Completing a good-faith physical exam to determine patient eligibility for the Medical Marijuana Registry
  • Establishing a bona-fide relationship with the patient and reviewing patient medical records when necessary
  • Completing the patient medical cannabis recommendation and validating for one full-year
  • Performing any necessary follow up consultations within the full validation term of patient certification
  • Remaining up to date on state medical cannabis program regulations

Work-Life Balance:

At Veriheal, we recognize the importance of work-life balance. By joining us as an independent practitioner, you will enjoy the freedom to establish your own schedule, facilitating a flexible and rewarding work-life balance that aligns with your individual needs. We value your well-being and strive to provide an environment that supports your personal and professional aspirations.

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