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 Virginia 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]