Telemedicine - Neurologist

Telemedicine, Neurologist 

Licensed in: United States, Pennsylvania preferred not required, IMLC preferred not required 

Location: 100% Virtual, Remote from any location in the United States 

Specialist TeleMed (STeM) is excited to offer a unique opportunity for a Board-Certified Neurologist to provide virtual consults in an IP/ED Setting We are looking for dedicated physicians committed to making a difference in healthcare by providing telemedicine specialist consultations to healthcare systems and the patients who need them the most. Our team consists of board-certified and board-eligible specialists across more than twenty-four medical and surgical subspecialties nationwide. STeM empowers you to deliver excellent care to patients via telemedicine, creating a better work/life balance. 

Benefits: 

  • Fully remote, allowing you to work from anywhere in the United States. 
  • Flexible IP/ED scheduling options, including day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts. 
  • Specialty call shifts (12 or 24 hours) covering hospitals, ERs, and other facilities. 

 

  • Flexible Outpatient daytime clinic coverage in blocks of 4-8 hours in your specialty. 
  • Comprehensive training in technology protocols, workflows, and EMR systems. 
  • Assistance with state licensing, IMLC, and hospital credentialing. 
  • Coverage of costs for approved additional state licenses. 
  • Malpractice insurance provided. 
  • 1099 independent contractor status. 

Requirements: 

  • Medical Degree (MD/DO). 
  • Board Certification. 
  • Active medical state licenses in good standing. 
  • DEA license(s), if applicable. 
  • Experience using technology to deliver virtual patient care. 
  • Willingness to learn and use streamlined EMR tools. 
  • Excellent virtual bedside manner and communication skills. 
  • Secure work environment free from external noise. 
  • Reliable internet connection. 
  • Desktop computer, laptop, cell phone, and/or tablet for video visits. 

*IMLC (Interstate Medical Licensing Compact) preferred but not required. 


Join STeM's Telemedicine Physician Team and Be Part of The Future of Medicine. Specialist TeleMed – Practicing the Medicine of Tomorrow, Today. 

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