Bilingual Telehealth Physician - Pennsylvania (English/Spanish)
如果你感觉到传统实践的压力，追逐量而不是塑造结果，则 Wider Circle 可能是适合你。患者离开医院，系统骨折：家庭乱，药物混乱，后续接入失败，另一次录取发生。该系统并没有为这些时刻构建。我们开始了 Wider Care+因为它只是不够.Wider Circle 通过将临床洞察与可信的社区支持相结合，为老年人和临床复杂的人群提供社区根基的关系驱动的护理。宽健保+是我们的新试点，将医生，社区卫生工作者，执照临床社会工作人员和护理导航员结合在一起，以创造协调的，人道的前进道路。你是临床入门点全面评估，为现实持续干预奠定了基础。作为远程保健医师的角色在宽健保+,你将进行共享医疗约会 (SMA),这些会议将成为新登录到试点成员的临床门户。每次访问都确认临床需求，综合医学和社会环境，确定治疗障碍，并设置优先临床支持目标，以便在几个月内实现护理团队的帮助。医疗预约是什么？一个共同的医疗预订 (SMA) 是基于群体的医疗保健模式，允许许多有类似条件的患者在结构化的环境中接受教育，支持和医疗指导。病人从与医疗专业人员一起额外时间，同行支持以及持续参与他们的护理中受益。SMA 模型结合个人医学决策与团体教育和讨论。在 SMA 计划中的医生作用是什么。医生有两个主要责任：· 初次接入预约 （个别访问）: 在参加 SMA 组之前，每个患者与医生完成一个个别的接入会，以审查病史，评估症状，确定临床合适性，制定护理计划和记录资格。· 圆圈罗宾群检查：在重复的 SMA 会议期间，医生进行简短的医学检查，审查进展情况，解决问题，加强护理计划，并提供医疗监督，同时创建每位病人 E&M 图表说明。其他关键责任 ·对注册成员进行全面的远程健康初步访问 （15-20分钟）·综合复杂的医疗和卫生服务。
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If you’ve felt the pressures of traditional practice, chasing volume instead of shaping outcomes, Wider Circle may be for you.
Patients leave the hospital, and the system fractures: families scramble, meds get muddled, follow-up falls through, and another admission happens. The system wasn’t built for these moments. We started Wider Care+ because it simply wasn’t enough.
Wider Circle delivers community-rooted, relationship-driven care for older adults and clinically complex populations by aligning clinical insight with trusted, community-based support. Wider Care+ is our new pilot that pairs physicians, Community Health Workers, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and care navigators to create a coordinated, humane path forward. You are the clinical entry point—the comprehensive assessment that sets the foundation for real, ongoing intervention.
The Role As a Telehealth Physician for Wider Care+, you’ll conduct Shared Medical Appointment (SMA) that serve as the clinical gateway for members newly enrolled in the pilot. Each visit confirms clinical needs, synthesizes the medical and social context, identifies barriers to care, and establishes prioritized clinical goals for the care team to implement over the course of months of support.
What is a Shared Medical Appointment (SMA)
A Shared Medical Appointment (SMA) is a group-based medical care model that allows multiple patients with similar conditions to receive education, support, and medical guidance in a structured setting. Patients benefit from additional time with healthcare professionals, peer support, and ongoing engagement in their care. The SMA model combines individual medical decision-making with group education and discussion.
What is the physician’s role in the SMA program
The physician has two primary responsibilities:
- Initial Intake Appointment (Individual Visit): Prior to enrollment in an SMA group, each patient completes an individual intake appointment with the physician to review medical history, assess symptoms, determine clinical appropriateness, establish a care plan, and document eligibility.
- Round-Robin Group Check-Ins: During recurring SMA sessions, the physician conducts brief medical check-ins, reviews progress, addresses questions, reinforces care plans, and provides medical oversight while creating an E&M charting note per patient.
Other Key Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive telehealth initial visits for enrolled members (15-20 min)
- Synthesize complex medical and social histories and identify clinical priorities and risks
- Create concise, actionable clinical plans and handoffs for Community Health Workers, LCSWs, and care navigators
- Document findings and recommendations clearly in the EMR to guide ongoing care
- Provide clinical guidance on escalation pathways and program workflows during the pilot
- Build rapid clinical rapport and trust with members and caregivers
Why Wider Care+ feels different
- Clinical autonomy: You own assessments and clinical judgment—no productivity quotas, no templated box-checking.
- Focused clinical impact: You set direction; a skilled, community-centered team executes longitudinal engagement and social support.
- Remote, flexible work: Telehealth visits you can schedule to fit your week—no clinic overhead, no commute.
- Early-stage influence: Join a pilot shaping how we deliver whole-person care at scale.
- Team-based care: You’re never alone—care managers and community teammates carry longitudinal work.
Requirements
· MD or DO with active, unrestricted Arizona license. Multiple state licenses strongly preferred.
- Board-certified or board-eligible in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Geriatrics, or related primary care specialty preferred
- Substantial experience with Medicare/Medicaid populations, or complex chronic disease management
- Skilled at telehealth assessment and building rapport virtually
- Strong clinical judgment, comfort with complexity and ambiguity, and interest in care coordination
- Comfortable working in an iterative, startup-like pilot environment
Benefits
Compensation & Logistics
- 1099 independent contractor
- Competitive hourly/visit-based compensation (commensurate with experience)
- Part-time, flexible scheduling (recommended 6–10+ hours/week depending on caseload)
- Fully virtual visits and EMR documentation
- Pilot role with opportunity to expand as Wider Care+ scales
Why This Role Is Different
This is not a traditional panel-based practice.
You focus on understanding the patient and setting direction — while a dedicated support team helps carry out the ongoing engagement.
If you’re interested in improving care for vulnerable populations while working in a flexible, innovative care model, we’d love to connect.
Originally posted on Himalayas