Workithealth
Collaborating / Supervising Physician (contract) - NY, NJ
Remote - United States. Posted 16 days ago
The role
This contract physician will give clinical oversight to an Advanced Practice Provider (APP), such as a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, under a Collaborative Practice Agreement. The work is done remotely, through telehealth and electronic communication.
What you will do
- Review charts and records of patients treated by the APP
- Consult with the APP and meet with them at least once a month
- Provide direct patient care when reasonably requested by the APP or the practice
- Follow federal and state requirements for collaboration
- Take part in credentialing if requested
- Provide patient education and referrals based on assessed needs
- Help develop and implement care protocols, standards, policies and procedures
- Communicate effectively in verbal and written formats
- Use technology effectively and reliably in delivering care
- Work closely with the Chief Medical Officer and other clinical and non-clinical leaders
Required qualifications
- MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
- Active, unrestricted medical license in New York and New Jersey
- Board certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Psychiatry, with 1+ year of documented experience in substance use disorder treatment
- Controlled Substance Registration, if required by state regulations
- DEA registration in the state of practice
- Willingness to enter a formal Collaborative Practice Agreement with APPs under state regulations
- Ability to meet credentialing requirements, including Medicare, Medicaid and other payers
Nice to have
- Board certification in Addiction Medicine (ABAM/ASAM) or Addiction Psychiatry
Before you apply
- Visa sponsorship is not mentioned in the posting
- Credentialing with Medicare and Medicaid and other payers may be required
About the company
Workit Health is an addiction recovery company founded by people in recovery. It provides on-demand, evidence-based telemedicine care for substance use disorder.