About the Role
Most physicians recognize the gap.
Patients leave a visit stable, then slowly drift—until they show up in urgent care or the ER.
We are building a physician-led model designed to address that “invisible period” between visits, where early intervention can prevent downstream complications.
This role is designed for retired or semi-retired physicians licensed in Virginia who want to stay engaged in meaningful clinical work—without the constraints of full-time practice.
You will operate in a physician-to-physician advisory capacity, reviewing structured patient data and providing concise, actionable insights back to primary care providers.
What You’ll Do
• Review structured patient summaries from ongoing check-ins
• Identify early signs of deterioration (HTN, diabetes, COPD, etc.)
• Provide clear, concise clinical recommendations
• Serve as an interpretation layer between raw data and clinical decision-making
What This Role Offers
• Fully remote, asynchronous work
• Flexible part-time structure
• No clinic, no call, no patient panel
• Focus on clinical thinking, not administrative burden
What Success Looks Like
• Early clinical drift is identified before escalation
• Primary care physicians receive actionable insight—not just data
• Patients remain stable between visits
• Avoidable urgent and emergent utilization is reduced
Requirements
• MD or DO
• Active Maryland medical license (required)
• Background in primary care or chronic disease management preferred
• Strong clinical judgment and communication skills
Why This Matters
Healthcare is largely reactive.
This model is designed to be proactive—detecting problems earlier and intervening before they escalate.
If you still enjoy the thinking part of medicine, this is where you add value.
How to Apply
If this resonates, send a brief note about your background, resume and interest to:
[email protected]
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