Flexible Part-Time Post-Acute Physician

Trumen Physicians and Associates; Boerne (TX); On-site; USD 190,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Full patient panel

Excellent income potential

Autonomy

Independent Contractor (1099) position

Job summary

Trumen Physicians + Associates in Texas is seeking a Post-Acute Care Physician to provide patient care in skilled nursing and rehabilitative facilities with a flexible schedule.

You will work as an independent contractor (1099), partnering with facility staff and Trumen clinicians to reduce hospital readmissions, manage chronic and acute conditions, and guide patients through transitional care with continuity and compassion, all while maintaining autonomy and tax flexibility.

Qualifications

• MD or DO with a Texas license (unrestricted).
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, or Geriatric Medicine.
• At least 1 year of post-acute, geriatric, or SNF care experience.
• Ability to practice independently in skilled nursing facilities.
• Strong clinical judgment and patient-centered approach.
• Reliable transportation within assigned facilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide in-person medical care to patients in post-acute facilities.
• Assess, manage treatment plans, and document in EMR.
• Collaborate with facility teams to improve outcomes and transitions.
• Participate in value-based care and transitional care programs.
• Develop relationships with facility and clinical staff.
• Serve as liaison between Trumen and facility teams.
• Maintain on-site presence per agreed schedule.

Skills

1+ year experience

Clinical judgment

Patient-centered

Reliability

Education

MD or DO

Texas medical license

Job description

Trumen Physicians + Associates in Texas is seeking a Post-Acute Care Physician to provide patient care in skilled nursing and rehabilitative facilities with a flexible schedule.

You will work as an independent contractor (1099), partnering with facility staff and Trumen clinicians to reduce hospital readmissions, manage chronic and acute conditions, and guide patients through transitional care with continuity and compassion, all while maintaining autonomy and tax flexibility.