Ambulatory Network Specialist — Clinical Lead

ChenMed LLC; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 146,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

ChenMed in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Network Specialist to provide direct patient care in ambulatory centers within our integrated health system for seniors. The role includes comprehensive assessments, history taking, exams, and developing treatment plans in collaboration with PCPs and specialists.

The ideal candidate holds a medical degree, state licensure, and board certification preferred, with DEA/DPS registration and at least two years of direct clinical experience.

Qualifications

• Medical degree and state license required.
• Board certification in specialty preferred.
• DEA and DPS registration required.
• Minimum two years of direct clinical experience.

Responsibilities

• Sees patients and reviews basic medical history; logs visits and maintains records.
• Conducts exams and tests to assess endocrine issues.
• Analyzes labs and symptoms to diagnose.
• Interprets diagnostic tests and develops treatment plans.
• Provides clinical advice for disease management and lifestyle changes.
• Monitors progress; follows up with PCP and other providers.
• Performs other duties as assigned by manager.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Medical history review

Documentation

Patient communication

Pharmacology knowledge

Leadership skills

Travel flexibility

English proficiency

Education

Medical degree from an accredited school

Board certification in specialty preferred

DEA and DPS Certificate of Registration

Minimum two years of direct work or intern experience

Tools

Microsoft Office Outlook

Dashboard

MyNotes

Ultrasound

EKG

Job description

ChenMed in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Network Specialist to provide direct patient care in ambulatory centers within our integrated health system for seniors. The role includes comprehensive assessments, history taking, exams, and developing treatment plans in collaboration with PCPs and specialists.

The ideal candidate holds a medical degree, state licensure, and board certification preferred, with DEA/DPS registration and at least two years of direct clinical experience.