We (an Accolade company - NASDQ: ACCD) are a Silicon Valley-based virtual primary care platform that is transforming the healthcare industry by making exceptional healthcare more accessible, convenient, and affordable. Since 2015, we've connected thousands of patients throughout the United States with world-class physicians from a phone or laptop. Our patient-base is a diverse population with a mix of private, public, and uninsured patients. Our typical clinical scope includes urgent & a wide array of primary care.

Perks 

  • You get to see patients from the convenience of your own home
  • Greatly reduced administrative burden
  • Opportunity for flexible scheduling
  • You won’t need to be exclusive with us (unless we are working to help you attain additional Licenses under a signed addendum)
  • Malpractice Coverage
  • IC compensation: $110/hour Mon-Fri and $130/hour Sat/Sun
  • ANNUAL BONUS STRUCTURE!

About You

  • You are an excellent communicator and are passionate about a great patient experience 
  • You have an active Medical License in at least one state
  • You currently have or are willing to obtain additional state licenses if needed - covered by us! (upon addendum) 
  • You are Board Certified in either Internal or Family Medicine
  • Currently a Medicare Participating Physician or are open to becoming one!
  • Graduated from a Top 50 Medical school, Residency/Fellowship Program, OR taught at a Top 50 program (Link to US News Top 50 School/Programs)

We believe diversity drives innovation. We are committed to inclusion across race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. We celebrate multiple approaches and diverse points of view that drive us forward every day. #LI-JB1 #LI-Remote 

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