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american well online care groupLebanon (NH)

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About the role

Spanish fluency required. The Online Care Group PC, in partnership with American Well, is seeking a full time physician for our national telehealth practice. This physician must be licensed and living in a state that participates in the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. We service our payer, health system and employer group patients via American Wells state-of-the-art, HIPAA compliant, video-based telehealth :-Board Certified in Emergency or Family Medicine (in good standing with Medical Board)-Hold an active, unrestricted license in at least one state that participates in the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact-Hold and active, unrestricted DEA license-Minimum of 2 years post-residency experience in a related field-Experience providing care via telemedicine
Location: Remote services are provided via American Well state-of-the-art platform. We will fund and support the licensure process to join our East Coast Physician Team. Patient Care: Acute/Urgent Care Treatment
Availability: 40 clinical hours per week
Essential Job Functions: -Real-Time Video Based Urgent Care Evaluations and Treatment plans-Prescribing as warranted-Act as a subject matter expert for the OCG clinical team when requested
Benefits:
  • -Medical and dental coverage-Medical License Funding-CME allowance-Paid Time off-401K with matching contribution
  • Languages requirements:
  • English and Spanish
Job Type: Full-time

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