Remote Telemedicine Physician — Flexible Hours & Growth

QuickMD; Westchase (FL); Remote; USD 145,000 - 289,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Structured flexibility

Per-visit compensation

Malpractice insurance

Dedicated credentialing support

No administrative burden

Modern EMR/telehealth tools

Job summary

QuickMD is a virtual-first telemedicine provider hiring licensed physicians for fully virtual practice across 44 states. Physicians set their own weekly visit schedule, earn per-visit compensation with potential high earnings, and operate without office overhead. The role emphasizes addiction treatment and expanded access, supported by credentialing assistance and malpractice coverage.

Applicants must hold medical licenses in five U.S. states and have DEA registration.

Qualifications

• Active telemedicine experience and comfort with virtual platforms.
• Experience in high-volume clinical settings or telehealth.
• Excellent communication and clinical excellence.
• Willingness to obtain additional state licenses as needed and manage compliance.

Responsibilities

• Provide exceptional virtual care, including patient assessments and medical history reviews.
• Deliver patient-centered care and build doctor-patient relationships.
• Order and interpret lab tests as needed to support treatment decisions.
• Prescribe medications as appropriate (no CII drugs except buprenorphine for OUD).
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and support staff to ensure comprehensive care.
• Maintain accurate medical documentation for continuity of care.
• Stay current with telehealth innovations and best practices.

Skills

Telemedicine experience

High-volume practice

Strong communication

Schedule flexibility

Tools

EMR system

Job description

QuickMD is a virtual-first telemedicine provider hiring licensed physicians for fully virtual practice across 44 states. Physicians set their own weekly visit schedule, earn per-visit compensation with potential high earnings, and operate without office overhead. The role emphasizes addiction treatment and expanded access, supported by credentialing assistance and malpractice coverage.

Applicants must hold medical licenses in five U.S. states and have DEA registration.