Remote Telemedicine Physician Flexible Hours Impactful Care

QuickMD; Costa Mesa (CA); Remote; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Per-visit pay

No admin burden

Onboarding support

Malpractice insurance

Modern telehealth tools

Job summary

QuickMD is a leading telemedicine provider delivering virtual care across 44 states. Physicians set their own weekly schedule, work remotely, and operate with minimal administrative overhead through a streamlined EMR and provider-support team.

Compensation is $35 per completed consult (1099), equating to about $105/hour for a standard 20-minute visit, with higher rates for shorter visits. Licensure in at least five states is required, and 15–20 hours per week is typical.

Qualifications

• Experience with telemedicine delivery in a high-volume setting.
• Strong communication and clinical excellence.
• Ability to collaborate with a multidisciplinary provider team.

Responsibilities

• Provide exceptional virtual care, including patient assessments and history reviews.
• Build therapeutic doctor-patient relationships and patient-centered care.
• Order and interpret lab tests as needed to support treatment decisions.
• Prescribe medications and provide guidance (buprenorphine for MOUD where applicable).
• Collaborate with physicians, NPs, nurses, and support staff for comprehensive care.
• Maintain accurate medical documentation for continuity of care.
• Stay current with telehealth innovations and best practices.

Skills

Telemedicine experience

Communication skills

Patient-centered care

Team collaboration

Tools

EMR systems

Telehealth platforms

Job description

QuickMD is a leading telemedicine provider delivering virtual care across 44 states. Physicians set their own weekly schedule, work remotely, and operate with minimal administrative overhead through a streamlined EMR and provider-support team.

Compensation is $35 per completed consult (1099), equating to about $105/hour for a standard 20-minute visit, with higher rates for shorter visits. Licensure in at least five states is required, and 15–20 hours per week is typical.