Collaborating Physician

Urrly; United States; Remote; USD 10,000 - 12,000; Part time

Job summary

Urrly is seeking a Georgia-based Collaborating Physician to support Nurse Practitioners serving Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible populations. This is a flexible, remote, part-time 1099 engagement with minimal admin burden and meaningful clinical impact.

As the collaborating physician, you will provide clinical consultation, oversight, protocol review, and regulatory guidance to ensure compliant and high-quality care across Georgia programs while maintaining your Georgia license.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Board Certification in a related specialty preferred.
• Active, unrestricted Georgia medical license required.
• Residence in Georgia and active practice in Georgia.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a Collaborating Physician for Georgia Nurse Practitioners.
• Provide clinical consultation, treatment guidance, and oversight support.
• Support care for Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible populations.
• Conduct chart reviews and other clinical oversight activities.
• Review clinical protocols and quality initiatives.
• Help ensure regulatory and payer compliance, including Georgia physician collaboration and advanced practice requirements.
• Support credentialing, audits, and compliance readiness as needed.
• Be available for consultation through approved communication channels.

Skills

Clinical oversight

NP collaboration

Medicaid knowledge

Regulatory compliance

Education

MD or DO degree

Board Certification in related specialty

Job description

Location: Georgia, United States

Collaborating Physician

A growing healthcare organization is expanding access to preventive and community-based care across Georgia and needs a Georgia-based physician to support Nurse Practitioners serving Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible populations. This is a flexible, remote, part-time 1099 engagement with minimal administrative burden and meaningful clinical impact.

Role Snapshot

• Location: Georgia, remote engagement
• Schedule: Flexible, part-time
• Engagement: 1099 contractor
• Pay: $1,000/month
• Focus: NP collaboration, clinical oversight, chart review, and regulatory support for Georgia programs

What You’ll Do

• Serve as a Collaborating Physician for Georgia Nurse Practitioners.
• Provide clinical consultation, treatment guidance, and oversight support.
• Support care for Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible populations.
• Conduct chart reviews and other clinical oversight activities.
• Review clinical protocols and quality initiatives.
• Help ensure regulatory and payer compliance, including Georgia physician collaboration and advanced practice requirements.
• Support credentialing, audits, and compliance readiness as needed.
• Be available for consultation through approved communication channels.

What You’ll Need

• MD or DO degree.
• Active, unrestricted Georgia medical license.
• Board Certification in a related specialty.
• Residence in Georgia and active practice in Georgia.
• Prior Nurse Practitioner collaboration or physician supervision experience.
• Knowledge of Georgia physician collaboration and advanced practice regulations.
• Experience caring for Medicaid populations or managed care patients.

Nice to Have

• Georgia Medicaid program experience.
• Medicare Advantage or D-SNP experience.
• Home-based, primary care, or community-based care experience.
• Knowledge of HEDIS quality measures, Stars, and risk adjustment.
• Experience collaborating with multiple Nurse Practitioners.

Why This Role

Your guidance helps Nurse Practitioners deliver high-quality care to underserved populations throughout Georgia. You’ll support preventive care, care gap closure, and population health initiatives while helping scale a growing clinical program—without stepping into a full-time administrative role.

At Urrly, fairness matters. We use AI to review every application against the same clear requirements for the role. Candidates are evaluated only on job-related factors such as skills, certifications, and experience, not personal attributes.