Remote Medical Director: Lead Clinical Programs & Care Excellence

Ladders; United States; Remote; USD 210,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AI-native healthcare

Physician leadership growth

Collaboration with leading physicians

Support from industry leaders

Competitive pay & equity

Remote leadership role

Job summary

Ladders is seeking a Medical Director to guide clinical direction in a remote, AI-enabled healthcare organization. The role combines patient care with building scalable clinical programs and leading a high-performing medical group.

You will collaborate with physicians and cross-functional teams to strengthen care delivery, boost physician engagement, and expand clinical programs. You will continue direct patient care about 30% of the time.

Qualifications

• Board certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine.
• 3+ years of post-residency clinical practice, preferably 5+ years.
• Direct physician management experience, ideally 3+ years.
• Currently practicing medicine or recent direct patient care within the last three months.
• 10+ active U.S. state medical licenses with willingness to obtain more.
• Experience in virtual care and strong written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Scale and lead a high-performing medical group.
• Shape the physician experience and culture.
• Build and launch new clinical programs.
• Drive clinical and operational excellence.
• Lead with clinical judgment in complex cases.
• Stay connected to patient care by practicing medicine 30% of the time.

Skills

Board Certification FM/IM/EM

Post-residency clinical practice

Physician management experience

Active medical licensure (US)

Virtual care experience

Written communication skills

Job description

Ladders is seeking a Medical Director to guide clinical direction in a remote, AI-enabled healthcare organization. The role combines patient care with building scalable clinical programs and leading a high-performing medical group.

You will collaborate with physicians and cross-functional teams to strengthen care delivery, boost physician engagement, and expand clinical programs. You will continue direct patient care about 30% of the time.