Remote Men’s Hormone Specialist — Telemedicine Physician

Hone Health; Houston (TX); Remote; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Flexible scheduling

Training on telemedicine platform

Job summary

Hone Health is seeking physicians with expertise in hormone optimization, including hypogonadism, to join our 100% remote telemedicine team. You will conduct video consultations, review labs, and tailor treatment plans while using our proprietary platform.

Multi-state licenses are encouraged, with flexible scheduling and ongoing training. Ideal candidates have an MD/DO with active licenses, DEA authorization for Schedule III meds, and at least 2 years in endocrinology, urology, family medicine,

Qualifications

• MD or DO with active medical license across states is required.
• 2+ years of experience in endocrinology, urology, family medicine, or hormone therapy.
• DEA license with authority to prescribe Schedule III medications.
• Strong communication skills and patient-centered care.
• Comfort with technology and telemedicine workflows.

Responsibilities

• Conduct video-based consultations from anywhere with internet access.
• Review labs and create personalized treatment plans.
• Prescribe and titrate medications based on clinical findings.
• Educate patients on safe and effective hormone optimization.
• Provide feedback to improve the patient experience.

Skills

MD/DO with active license

Multi-state license

DEA license

Telemedicine experience

Strong communication

Availability 8 hours/week

Education

MD or DO degree

Tools

HIPAA-compliant telemedicine

Job description

Hone Health is seeking physicians with expertise in hormone optimization, including hypogonadism, to join our 100% remote telemedicine team. You will conduct video consultations, review labs, and tailor treatment plans while using our proprietary platform.

Multi-state licenses are encouraged, with flexible scheduling and ongoing training. Ideal candidates have an MD/DO with active licenses, DEA authorization for Schedule III meds, and at least 2 years in endocrinology, urology, family medicine,