Interpret home sleep tests and supervise advanced practice clinicians while supporting evidence-based telemedicine care for patients with sleep disorders. The role can also include direct patient visits focused on sleep-disordered breathing, insomnia, COMISA, restless legs syndrome, circadian rhythm disorders, and parasomnias. Care is delivered remotely with flexible, consistent hours and is supported by longitudinal physiologic monitoring and an integrated EHR.
Key Responsibilities
- Interpret home sleep tests using AASM scoring guidelines and produce actionable reports.
- Serve as a supervising or collaborating physician under state CPA requirements.
- Provide co-signatures, real-time consultative support, and case review for nurse practitioners.
- Perform comprehensive sleep medicine evaluations, including sleep histories, medical histories, medications, and family histories.
- Develop individualized treatment plans using PAP therapy, oral appliance therapy, CBTi, medications, and other evidence-based approaches.
- Provide patient education based on sleep medicine guidelines and current sleep and circadian research.
- Monitor longitudinal patient data for treatment-emergent issues and changing sleep conditions.
- Participate in clinical discussions, case conferences, quality improvement, and protocol development.
Required
- Board-certified sleep medicine physician.
- Ability to interpret home sleep tests per AASM scoring guidelines.
- Ability to serve as a supervising or collaborating physician as required by state CPA rules.
Preferred
- Experience providing telemedicine sleep care.
- Experience managing complex sleep disorders or multimodal sleep treatment plans.
- Interest in clinical research, quality improvement, or continuing education activities.
Benefits & Perks
- Remote work from anywhere in the U.S.
- Flexible but consistent scheduling designed around patient availability and clinician lifestyle.
- Access to an integrated EHR and longitudinal physiologic monitoring tools.
- Collaboration with board-certified sleep physicians, sleep-trained APRNs, and clinical researchers.
- Opportunity to participate in continuing education programming.