Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Telehealth Physician (Cardiologist)

Posted 2 days ago

carda healthIowa (LA)

Cardiologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

About Carda Carda Health is building the world’s first patient-centered virtual heart and lung platform, starting with cardiac and pulmonary rehab. With only 10% of eligible patients accessing rehab, we’re revolutionizing care through accessible, effective, and engaging home-based programs. We partner with leading hospitals and insurers to expand access to life-saving treatments.

Who are we? We are a team of clinicians, data scientists, mathematicians and repeat entrepreneurs. And a few recovering financiers. Our belief is that technology and data, when applied to the right problem, transforms people’s lives and changes even the most entrenched industries. Carda was founded by Harry and Andrew, two friends from Wharton who share a family history of heart disease and experience with poor access to care. We now work with some of America’s largest and top-ranked hospitals and most innovative insurers. Our investors were early backers of Hinge Health, Doordash, Facebook, and Anduril.

Who you are: You are a Cardiologist or Pulmonologist physician. You are ideally licensed across multiple states, experience in telehealth and able to be credentialed easily. You will be charged first and foremost with overseeing initial evaluations (asynchronous or synchronous) with our patients as well as providing additional oversight (monthly treatment plans, referral for RPM as needed). If you are a determined, mission-driven physician, have experience working with Cardiac and Pulmonary patients and you are interested in transforming American healthcare, we’d love to talk.

In this role, you will:

Join our medical group as an independent contractor
Provide high-quality clinical care utilizing best practices and policies set forth by Carda’s clinical leadership team
Perform asynchronous or synchronous visits with patients on a schedule that suits your schedule
Perform health histories, evaluate patient records, diagnose, and refer to our programs when appropriate
Provide lifestyle recommendations to patients related to specific goals
Input notes and all other relevant information into our EMRCommunicate and partner with other members of the patients’ care team to properly coordinate care and oversee patient care plans on an ongoing basis
Join in occasional meetings and participate in a QA program
What we look for
Board certified in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Pulmonology
Ideally licensed in five or more of the states. Priority states include:

Florida PennsylvaniaVirginiaTexasMarylandIllinoisOhioMichiganWashingtonMassachusettsNorth Carolina CaliforniaClean, or relatively clean record to facilitate ease of health plan credentialing Not currently opted out of Medicare Willing to complete credentialing applications in a timely matter Expertise in the management of individuals with cardiac and pulmonary pathophysiology Cardiopulmonary training in basic life support or advanced cardiac life support Passion for delivering high quality care to patients Experience with care in a virtual setting and a desire to learn and influence new technologies Highly organized with the ability to create, adhere to, and scale repeatable processes(Optional) Willing to obtain additional licenses by mutual consent and with financial support

Nice to Have: Licensed in the following states: Alabama ArkansasGeorgiaIowaLouisianaMississippiSouth Carolina West Virginia Location Physically located anywhere in the United States. We have staff distributed across the country.

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