Remote Collaborating Physician for NP Oversight

Urrly, Inc.; Rome (GA); Hybrid; USD 10,000 - 12,000; Part time

Job summary

Urrly, Inc. seeks a Georgia-based Collaborating Physician to support Nurse Practitioners delivering Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible care on a flexible, remote, part-time 1099 basis.

You will provide clinical consultation, oversight, chart reviews, and regulatory guidance to Georgia programs while maintaining a light administrative load and meaningful clinical impact for underserved populations.

Qualifications

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

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

Regulatory knowledge

Medicaid/Medicare knowledge

Chart review

Education

MD/DO degree

Active GA medical license

Board Certification in related specialty

Residence in GA

Job description

Urrly, Inc. seeks a Georgia-based Collaborating Physician to support Nurse Practitioners delivering Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible care on a flexible, remote, part-time 1099 basis.

You will provide clinical consultation, oversight, chart reviews, and regulatory guidance to Georgia programs while maintaining a light administrative load and meaningful clinical impact for underserved populations.