Bilingual Spanish/English Complex Care Physician - Remote

Devoted; United States; Remoto; USD 210.000 - 315.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Health, dental, vision plans

Generous paid time off

$100 monthly stipend for mobile/intern

Stock options for all employees

Bonus eligibility for most roles

Parental leave

401K program

Resumo da vaga

Devoted Health is seeking a bilingual Spanish/English Physician for our Complex Care Program to deliver direct virtual patient care and lead interdisciplinary teams across multiple geographies. You will provide clinical visits, manage complex geriatric conditions, and drive continuous improvement in an AI-enabled care model.

The role emphasizes culturally competent communication with Spanish-speaking patients, collaboration with PCPs and specialists, and stewardship of our patient-centric

Qualificações

• Professional, clinical fluency in both Spanish and English (verbal and written).
• Board Certified in Geriatrics, Primary Care, Internal Medicine, or Family Medicine with at least 2 years of clinical experience.
• Experience providing clinical care in collaboration with interdisciplinary teams.

Responsabilidades

• Deliver care through AI-based platform to complex patient cohort via telehealth and lead interdisciplinary team.
• Clinically manage patients focusing on geriatric conditions (polypharmacy, falls, dementia).
• Monitor team outcomes and ensure performance metrics are met.
• Explore AI-driven improvements to clinical model and act as change agent.

Conhecimentos

Bilingual Spanish/English

Formação

Board Certified Geriatrics/Primary Care/IM/Family Medicine

Descrição da vaga

Devoted Health is seeking a bilingual Spanish/English Physician for our Complex Care Program to deliver direct virtual patient care and lead interdisciplinary teams across multiple geographies. You will provide clinical visits, manage complex geriatric conditions, and drive continuous improvement in an AI-enabled care model.

The role emphasizes culturally competent communication with Spanish-speaking patients, collaboration with PCPs and specialists, and stewardship of our patient-centric