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Starling Diagnostics in New York is seeking a part-time Otolaryngology Physician to deliver high-quality ENT care in a community-focused practice.
This role offers a flexible schedule of 1-2 days per week, competitive hourly pay, malpractice insurance, and the potential to expand into a full-time position as the practice grows.
Required qualifications include MD or DO, Otolaryngology residency, NY license, board certification or eligibility, DEA registration, and BLS.
As our part-time Otolaryngology Physician, you'll earn a competitive wage of $160-$190 per hour, a flexible part-time schedule of 1-2 days per week, and compensation options that may be negotiated based on experience. You'll also receive malpractice insurance coverage and have the potential to expand into a full-time role as the practice continues to grow.
Since 2019, our team at Starling Health has demonstrated what it means to act with compassion, innovation, and community commitment. We've rapidly evolved from a small diagnostic center to a comprehensive multi-specialty medical practice serving over 10,000 patients annually. We believe that people from all populations deserve access to high-quality care, and we're proud to act as a healing hub for underserved urban communities. As we expand into new locations, we invite job seekers who share our passion for healing and making a meaningful difference in others' lives to join us.
ACLS certification and bilingual English/Spanish skills are preferred but not required.
This position offers a flexible part-time schedule of 1-2 days per week, with the opportunity for additional hours and future growth into a full-time role.
In this part-time role, you'll conduct comprehensive evaluations, diagnose and manage both acute and chronic ENT concerns, perform in-office procedures such as nasal endoscopy, ear lavage, laryngoscopy, and vertigo treatments, and partner closely with primary care providers and specialists to coordinate care. You'll also document encounters in the EMR, educate patients and families on treatment plans and preventive care, maintain compliance with all applicable regulations, and contribute to quality improvement initiatives that help elevate patient outcomes.
Must have the ability to pass a background check and drug screening test.