Telemedicine, Psychiatry - All Ages Licensed in: United States, IMLC preferred not required Location: 100% Virtual, Remote from any location in the United States
Specialist TeleMed (STeM) is excited to offer a unique opportunity for a Board-Certified
All age Psychiatrist to provide virtual consults in an
IP/ED Setting . We are looking for dedicated physicians committed to making a difference in healthcare by providing telemedicine specialist consultations to healthcare systems and the patients who need them the most. Our team consists of board-certified and board-eligible specialists across more than twenty-four medical and surgical subspecialties nationwide. STeM empowers you to deliver excellent care to patients via telemedicine, creating a better work/life balance.
Benefits: - Fully remote, allowing you to work from anywhere in the United States.
- Flexible IP/ED scheduling options, including day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts.
- Specialty call shifts (12 or 24 hours) covering hospitals, ERs, and other facilities.
- Flexible Outpatient daytime clinic coverage in blocks of 4-8 hours in your specialty.
- Comprehensive training in technology protocols, workflows, and EMR systems.
- Assistance with state licensing, IMLC, and hospital credentialing.
- Coverage of costs for approved additional state licenses.
- Malpractice insurance provided.
- 1099 independent contractor status.
Requirements: - Active medical state licenses in good standing.
- DEA license(s), if applicable.
- Experience using technology to deliver virtual patient care.
- Willingness to learn and use streamlined EMR tools.
- Excellent virtual bedside manner and communication skills.
- Secure work environment free from external noise.
- Reliable internet connection.
- Desktop computer, laptop, cell phone, and/or tablet for video visits.
IMLC (Interstate Medical Licensing Compact) preferred but not required.
Join STeM's Telemedicine Physician Team and Be Part of The Future of Medicine. Specialist TeleMed Practicing the Medicine of Tomorrow, Today.
