Remote Endocrinologist: Obesity & Diabetes Medicine

Form Health; Buffalo (NY); Remote; USD 210,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits from day 1

401k program

Flexible work schedules

Paid parental leave

Form4Form weight loss program

Job summary

Form Health is a fully remote U.S.-based obesity medicine clinic seeking an ABIM-certified Endocrinologist. You will provide evidence-based obesity and diabetes care via telemedicine, coordinate with APPs and dietitians, and manage complex comorbidities including CKD/ESRD and CAD/CV. 32–40 hour weeks with 80% clinical time and 20% admin work.

Applicants should hold an MD/DO, be licensed in any state, and be eligible for other licenses. ABOM is a plus; Spanish skills are welcome but not required.

Qualifications

• Must have an MD or DO degree.
• ABIM board certification in Endocrinology is required.
• ABOM certification highly preferred.
• Active and unrestricted medical license in any US state.
• Eligibility to obtain additional licenses as needed.
• Experience with diabetes pharmacotherapy (older and newer injectables).
• Experience with telemedicine and team-based care.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct patient care in a telemedicine clinic for obesity and diabetes.
• Collaborate with APPs and Registered Dietitians on treatment plans.
• Review charts and visits to ensure quality and continuity of care.
• Manage CKD/ESRD and CAD/CV conditions within endocrine care.
• Utilize CGMs, insulin pumps, and complex regimens in treatment.
• Document care pathways and follow evidence-based guidelines.
• Mentor and support clinical colleagues and trainees.

Skills

MD/DO

Endocrinology

Obesity Medicine

Telemedicine

CGMs

Insulin Pumps

Mentoring APPs

Spanish (bilingual, desired)

Education

MD or DO degree

ABIM Endocrinology board certification

Tools

CGMs

Insulin pumps

Job description

Form Health is a fully remote U.S.-based obesity medicine clinic seeking an ABIM-certified Endocrinologist. You will provide evidence-based obesity and diabetes care via telemedicine, coordinate with APPs and dietitians, and manage complex comorbidities including CKD/ESRD and CAD/CV. 32–40 hour weeks with 80% clinical time and 20% admin work.

Applicants should hold an MD/DO, be licensed in any state, and be eligible for other licenses. ABOM is a plus; Spanish skills are welcome but not required.