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Tele-Infectious Disease Physician

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upmc university of pittsburghOmaha (NE)

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About the role

Join UPMC as a Tele-Infectious Disease Physician and deliver life-changing care remotely to patients. In this role, you will provide expert consultations and collaborate with a dedicated network of healthcare professionals to improve patient outcomes. The position offers a flexible telemedicine schedule designed to balance professional fulfillment with personal flexibility. Practice Info Telemedicine setting Pennsylvania location Shift & Schedule Flexible telemedicine schedule Flexible work arrangements to support work-life balance
Responsibilities:
  • Provide expert care and consultation through telemedicine
  • Collaborate with a network of healthcare professionals dedicated to improving patient outcomes and advancing medical knowledge
  • CompensationCompetitive compensation package
Benefits: Comprehensive health benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage Opportunities for professional development and continuing education
Qualifications:
  • Expertise in infectious disease management and patient care
  • Strong communication skills to effectively interact with patients and healthcare teams remotely
  • Commitment to UPMC's mission of delivering exceptional healthcare and improving community health
  • Board Certification in Infectious Disease
  • Valid Pennsylvania medical license
  • Experience in telemedicine is preferred but not required

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