Part-Time Telehealth Emergency Physician (GA or TX)

WHO YOU ARE

As a part-time Telehealth Emergency Physician, you will play a pivotal role in delivering virtual emergency medicine to patients, ensuring they receive timely and appropriate treatment, ultimately reducing unnecessary ER visits. We only hire board-certified Emergency Medicine physicians who address risks judiciously.

You will work alongside a dedicated team of virtual Navigators to assist patients in overcoming barriers, bringing your expertise in Emergency Medicine to the forefront of their healthcare journey. This results in significant improvement in patient lives and consistently high satisfaction scores, averaging above 9.7/10.

Your experience in handling in-person emergencies will be essential in managing risks in the context of virtual care and secondary triage. An ideal candidate is available, approachable, and humble, and will recognize the value of clinical judgment and education in decision-making over excessive work-up. If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you!

This part-time role comes with reduced hours; however, we are seeking applicants who can commit to a minimum of 56 hours per month of work, which is 7 (seven) eight-hour shifts. Participation in additional backup coverage will be expected yet flexible, and it is proportionately less than a full time physician’s commitment.

WHO WE ARE

We are changing how EMS navigates care. RightSite partners with 911/EMS to connect non-emergency patients with a Telehealth EM Physician and navigate them to the right site of care. Patients instantly access an EM Physician and a Patient Navigator who provide a trusted, genuine human connection in a time of need. EMS becomes more available for critical emergencies while we deliver higher quality care at a lower cost and better experience for everyone.

WHO YOU ARE

As a part-time Telehealth Emergency Physician, you will play a pivotal role in delivering virtual emergency medicine care to patients, ensuring they receive timely and appropriate treatment, ultimately reducing unnecessary ER visits. Our team only hires board-certified Emergency Medicine physicians who address risks judiciously. You'll work virtually alongside a dedicated team of navigators to assist patients in overcoming social barriers to care while bringing your expertise in Emergency Medicine to the forefront of their healthcare journey, resulting in significant improvements in patient lives and their ability to navigate the healthcare system.

A DAY IN THE LIFE

• Subject Matter Expert (SME) in clinical care where your expertise will provide the best possible care to your patients, and may be called upon to develop and improve the medical services department, including case reviews and process improvement initiatives
• Provide virtual care to patients via the RightSite platform who have sought emergency services via the 911/EMS system, this may be in providing definitive telehealth solutions or acting as a secondary triage specialist in the virtual care setting, like the “doc in triage” model in hospitals, directing care to alternate destinations when appropriate
• Liaise between RightSite and our partners in EMS, Fire, and Dispatch communicating effectively and respectfully with them, including providing follow-up when appropriate
• Because you will need to be readily available within 60 seconds of notification, this role cannot be performed with other commitments during your on-call hours
• Provide timely administrative responses, including credentialing, licensing, and patient care documentation

COMPETENCIES

At RightSite Health, we are big believers in competencies. Competencies are different from technical skills or experience. Technical skills describe the 'what' you do, whereas competencies describe 'how' you do it. Following is a list of competencies required for success in Telehealth Emergency Physician role.

Adaptability: Adjusts own behaviors to work successfully considering new information and changing direction and environments; is willing to adapt and do what is necessary to get the desired results; remains positive when faced with unexpected events.

Collaboration: Works cooperatively and effectively with others to set goals, resolve problems, and make decisions.

Composure: Maintains composure when provoked, under intense pressure, or faced with multiple priorities; calms others; understands how one’s actions affect others.

Interpersonal Skills: Effortlessly builds and maintains productive, cooperative relationships with internal and external stakeholders; demonstrates a high Emotional Quotient (EQ) and the ability to read and understand people.

Judgment: Recognizes when to e