Ambulatory Specialty Network Specialist

ChenMed; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 146,000 - 209,000; Full time

Job summary

ChenMed in Chicago is seeking a Network Specialist to provide direct patient care in ambulatory centers, with occasional travel. You will perform history taking, exams, diagnosis, and treatment planning, documenting thoroughly according to ChenMed standards.

Ideal candidates hold a medical degree, state license, DEA and DPS registrations; board certification is preferred. A minimum of two years of direct clinical experience and excellent communication are required.

Qualifications

• Medical degree and active license to practice in state.
• DEA and DPS registrations required.
• Board certification preferred but not required.
• Minimum two years of direct clinical experience.

Responsibilities

• Sees patients and reviews medical history; documents visits and records.
• Performs exams and assesses endocrine-related issues when applicable.
• Analyzes lab results to reach diagnoses and develops treatment plans.
• Explains recommendations to patients and caregivers; provides education.
• Monitors treatment progress and coordinates with PCP and specialists.
• Performs prescriptions and keeps up with new treatment options.
• Travels within the market up to 75% as needed.

Skills

Clinical judgment

Leadership

Communication

Travel readiness

Fluent English

Education

Medical degree

State medical license

DEA and DPS registrations

Board certification preferred

Two years of direct clinical experience

Tools

Ultrasound

EKG

Dashboard/MyNotes systems

Job description

ChenMed in Chicago is seeking a Network Specialist to provide direct patient care in ambulatory centers, with occasional travel. You will perform history taking, exams, diagnosis, and treatment planning, documenting thoroughly according to ChenMed standards.

Ideal candidates hold a medical degree, state license, DEA and DPS registrations; board certification is preferred. A minimum of two years of direct clinical experience and excellent communication are required.