Ambulatory Specialty Network Clinician

ChenMed; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 146,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

ChenMed in Orlando, FL is seeking a Network Specialist to deliver high-quality medical care within ambulatory settings. You will perform exams, develop treatment plans, and coordinate with PCPs and specialists to optimize patient outcomes.

Candidates must hold a medical degree and state licensure, with board certification preferred. DEA/DPS registration and 2+ years of direct patient care experience are required. Travel up to 75% of the time within the market may be needed.

Qualifications

• Medical degree from an accredited school and licensed to practice in state.
• Board certification in specialty preferred.
• Current DEA and DPS Certificate of Registration.
• Minimum two (2) years of direct work or intern experience.

Responsibilities

• Sees patients and reviews basic medical history.
• Conducts exams and tests for endocrine issues.
• Analyzes lab results to arrive at a diagnosis.
• Develops treatment plans and explains recommendations.
• Provides clinical advice for disease management and lifestyle changes.
• Monitors progress and follows up with other providers.
• Writes and renews prescriptions for medications.
• Travel within the market up to 75% of the time.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Patient care

Geriatrics

Pharmacology

Professional communication

Leadership

Travel up to 75%

English fluency

Education

Medical degree

Board certification preferred

DEA and DPS certification

2+ years of direct experience

Job description

ChenMed in Orlando, FL is seeking a Network Specialist to deliver high-quality medical care within ambulatory settings. You will perform exams, develop treatment plans, and coordinate with PCPs and specialists to optimize patient outcomes.

Candidates must hold a medical degree and state licensure, with board certification preferred. DEA/DPS registration and 2+ years of direct patient care experience are required. Travel up to 75% of the time within the market may be needed.