In this remote, non-clinical role, the physician serves as the collaborating physician of record for nurse practitioners caring for women in midlife, including perimenopause and menopause-related concerns. The work is primarily administrative and legal in nature rather than direct patient care, with state-specific responsibilities tied to licensure and collaboration agreements. In Mississippi, the role also includes chart review and quarterly virtual meetings with collaborating NPs.
Key Responsibilities
- Enter into nurse practitioner collaboration agreements as required by state law
- Maintain active licensure in good standing throughout the contract period
- Fulfill state-specific administrative requirements related to collaboration
- Review charts and participate in quarterly virtual meetings when required by state rules
- Serve as the collaborating physician of record for nurse practitioners
- Support access to care for women in a virtual women’s health model
Required
- Board-certified MD or DO
- Active, unrestricted, unencumbered medical license in South Carolina or Mississippi
- Practice location in the state where collaborating duties are performed
- Willingness to serve in a non-clinical, administrative collaborating physician role
- Authorization to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship needs
Preferred
- Prior experience with nurse practitioner collaboration agreements
- Comfort working in an asynchronous, remote-friendly role
Benefits & Perks
- Fully remote, U.S.-based role
- No direct patient care
- No call
- Paid training
- Monthly contract compensation
- Flexible role that can fit alongside other professional work