Collaborating – Supervising Physician, Psychiatry or Family Medicine

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in California, +2 more states.

📋 Description

• Collaborate with or supervise assigned PMHNPs in accordance with relevant state regulations.

• Review and implement necessary collaborative or supervisory agreements.

• Be available for clinical consultations as needed.

• Participate in periodic chart reviews or quality oversight as mandated by state regulations.

• Ensure safe, compliant, evidence-based patient care.

• Maintain all required state licensure and credentials.

• Work in collaboration with MEDvidi’s clinical and operations teams.

• Provide physician collaboration and oversight instead of managing a traditional patient panel.

• Discuss current state licenses, collaboration possibilities, and available opportunities with the Talent Acquisition team.

⛳️ Requirements

• Active, unrestricted MD or DO license.

• Board certification or substantial clinical experience in Psychiatry, Family Medicine, or another relevant specialty.

• Eligible to provide physician collaboration/supervision for nurse practitioners.

• Active license in at least one state requiring physician collaboration.

• Good professional standing with no significant licensing restrictions.

• Comfortable operating within a telehealth environment.

• Licensure in California, Ohio, and/or Texas is highly preferred.

• Multiple active state medical licenses are highly preferred.

• Prior experience collaborating with or supervising PMHNPs/NPs is highly preferred.

• Experience in behavioral health, psychiatry, primary care, or telemedicine is highly preferred.

• Familiarity with controlled-substance prescribing and relevant federal and state regulations is highly preferred.

🏝️ Benefits

• Flexible commitment.

• 100% remote work.

• Flexible collaboration arrangements.

• Opportunity to support multiple advanced practice providers.

• Administrative and operational support provided.

• Established telehealth infrastructure.

• Opportunity to expand collaboration into additional states.

• Collaborate with an experienced multidisciplinary behavioral health team.