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Per Diem MD (Telemedicine)

Nationwide

Vitable provides high-quality, accessible primary care to millions of Americans who need it most. We’re a health benefits platform that partners with businesses to serve their employees, many of whom are hourly workers. Our focus is on making healthcare simple and effective, moving past the common barriers of the traditional fee-for-service model.

As a member of our provider team, you'll play a key part of improving the health and well-being of underserved communities and helping us create a healthcare system that is built for better.

Role Overview

We’re seeking experienced, board-certified physicians to join our provider network on a per diem basis. This role is focused on telemedicine coverage across MD-only states, as well as providing collaborative physician support in California.

Providers will deliver compassionate, high-quality care through Vitable’s proprietary EMR platform—making a meaningful impact while enjoying flexible scheduling.

  • Provide remote primary care services via telehealth to adult and pediatric patients
  • Diagnose and manage acute and chronic conditions
  • Prescribe medications, order diagnostic tests, and manage treatment plans as appropriate
  • Accurately document all patient encounters in Vitable’s EMR system
  • Serve as a collaborative physician for Nurse Practitioners in California, supporting oversight and compliance requirements
  • Collaborate with internal clinical and support teams as needed
  • Follow Vitable Health clinical protocols and complete required onboarding and training
  • 10-15 hours per week ( 3-4 hours will be on weekends)

Qualifications

  • Active MD or DO license in good standing
  • Board certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or another primary care specialty
  • Active California medical license (required) and willingness to serve as a collaborative physician for NPs in CA
  • Licensure in 3–4 or more of the following MD-only states strongly preferred:
    • South Carolina (SC)
    • Tennessee (TN)
    • Alabama (AL)
    • Georgia (GA)
    • Indiana (IN)
    • Missouri (MO)
    • Louisiana (LA)
    • Mississippi (MS)
  • Minimum 1 year of post-residency clinical experience in a primary care setting
  • At least 6 months of telemedicine experience
  • Comfortable providing care via synchronous video visits
  • Proficient in electronic medical records (EMRs) and digital health tools
  • Strong diagnostic, interpersonal, and communication skills
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently and efficiently
  • Passion for providing high-quality, patient-centered care

What We Offer

  • Flexibility: This is a fully remote, per diem position designed to fit your schedule.
  • Guaranteed Hourly Rate: You'll receive a competitive hourly rate for all time you are scheduled to be on-shift, regardless of whether you have a session booked. Your time is valuable, and we believe you should be compensated for your availability.
  • Meaningful Work: This role offers the unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals who may not otherwise have access to quality mental health support.
  • Supportive Community: While you work independently, you'll be part of a mission-driven team dedicated to making mental healthcare more equitable and accessible for everyone.

 

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