Part-Time/Per Diem Remote Telehealth Physician (PA or LA License)

The Role

What You'll Do

• Deliver Advanced Virtual Care: Conduct comprehensive telehealth evaluations, diagnoses, and treatment plans for acute and complex patients from the comfort of a remote setting.

• Direct High-Acuity In-Home Interventions: Partner in real time with cross-trained field responders (paramedics) at the patient’s bedside to guide hands-on procedures - including bedside ultrasound (POCUS), IV therapy and medication administration, lab draws, point-of-care testing, respiratory support, foley catheter care, and more.

• Collaborate Across Clinical Teams: Serve as an expert clinical resource, consultant, and escalation point for our team of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.

• Coordinate Seamless Care Transitions: Facilitate integrated care coordination across external providers, specialists, and referring clinical teams through timely documentation and live clinical handoffs.

• Maintain Accurate Documentation: Complete timely, thorough visit documentation within the EHR to ensure continuity of care and clinical excellence.

Scheduling

Qualifications

Required Qualifications

• Board certification in Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Family Practice
• Active, unrestricted medical license in Pennsylvania or Louisiana

Preferred Qualifications

• Clinical experience in value-based care models, population health, or remote patient management/telehealth
• Direct collaboration experience with emergency medical services (EMS), paramedics, or acute field-response teams
• Proven track record working effectively within multidisciplinary clinical teams (e.g., APPs, care managers)
• Demonstrated cross-cultural competence and deep familiarity with addressing social determinants of health (SDOH)
• Proficiency navigating diverse Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems.

Special Considerations

• Licensing & Credentialing Collaboration: Willingness to obtain and maintain multi-state medical licenses. While myLaurel coordinates and covers the application process, candidates must respond promptly with required documentation (e.g., copies of credentials, fingerprinting, notarized forms).
• Dedicated Remote Workspace: Ability to maintain a professional, secure home office setting during clinical shifts that meets HIPAA standards—including a private, quiet space, high-speed and reliable internet, proper lighting, and professional clinical attire.
• Compliance & Onboarding: Commitment to completing all required training modules, compliance courses, and clinical onboarding materials in a timely manner.