Telemedicine Physician Medical Weight Management

Job Description

Job Description

Location: Remote (United States) Type: Full-Time, Part-Time, or 1099 Compensation: $195,000–$255,000 annually (W2, full-time), or $115–$150 per hour (1099)

About the Program

Our client delivers evidence-based obesity treatment through a virtual clinic model. Patients receive a combination of pharmacotherapy, structured coaching, and longitudinal follow-up. This is a clinical program, not a prescription mill — we hold patients through titration and maintenance, and our physicians see the outcomes of their own decisions over time.

You'll join a team that includes ABOM-certified physicians, registered dietitians, and behavioral health support.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive initial evaluations, including metabolic workup review and comorbidity assessment

• Develop and manage individualized treatment plans, including GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy where clinically indicated

• Prescribe and titrate semaglutide, tirzepatide, and adjunct agents, managing side effects and plateaus

• Review labs and adjust plans across the maintenance phase

• Collaborate with dietitians and coaches on non-pharmacologic components of care

• Document thoroughly to support prior authorization and continuity of care

What We Offer

• Multi-disciplinary team on every case

• Flexible scheduling with W2 and 1099 pathways available

• Malpractice coverage and CME support

• ABOM certification sponsorship for interested physicians

• Meaningful continuity — you follow your patients through their full course of treatment

Qualifications

• MD or DO with an active, unrestricted U.S. medical license

• Board certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Endocrinology, or a related specialty

• Active DEA registration

• 2+ years of post-residency clinical practice

• Experience prescribing and managing GLP-1 therapies for weight management

• Comfort with telemedicine workflows and virtual patient relationships

• Active, unrestricted medical licensure in a minimum of three U.S. states

• Professional working proficiency in Spanish, sufficient to conduct a complete clinical encounter without an interpreter

• ABOM certification, or interest in pursuing it, is a plus