Telemedicine Virtual Urgent Care, Virtual Primary Care

About Us ReviveHealth is a U.S. based, whole person care company made up of a diverse community of people dedicated to transforming the healthcare experience. As an employee, you’re a part of a high-performance team that has reinvented the health care experience and is driving the adoption of next generation virtual care. Our mission is to provide individuals with personalized direct access to comprehensive care, including urgent and primary care, pharmacy, mental health and more. Our vision is to deliver a service model that responds to an individual’s circumstances, capabilities, and preferences. Our model emphasizes relationships and meaningful interactions focused on motivation, engagement, empowerment, conviction, and resilience. Duties Duties 1. Clinical Care / Patient Management Conduct virtual medical assessments and exams. Establish a relationship and coordinate with the patient’s Virgin Islands-licensed healthcare professional. Establish a diagnosis using accepted medical practices including, but not limited to, patient history, mental status, and appropriate diagnostic and laboratory testing. Discuss diagnosis with the patient, including risks and benefits of various treatment options. Ensure availability of appropriate follow-up care. Messaging. Complete comprehensive histories, virtual assessments, diagnoses, and treat per standards of practice, care, and protocols. Provide health promotion, wellness, and patient education (e.g., immunizations, screening guidelines, lifestyle modifications). Coordinate care with other providers, health coaches, specialists, and ancillary services. Ensure timely documentation of visits, treatment plans, referrals, and communications in the electronic health record (EHR). Adhere to revive platform guidelines and policies and complete all required training. Skilled at using online tools and technology to deliver virtual communication. 2. Collaboration, Leadership & Professional Development Collaborate with multidisciplinary care teams to ensure integrated care. Act as a clinical resource and mentor for other clinicians or telehealth support staff as applicable. Stay current with clinical guidelines, best telehealth practices, digital health innovations, and relevant legislation/regulatory changes. 3. Compliance & Documentation Ensure all patient documentation complies with professional standards, regulatory requirements, and organizational quality and policy standards. Maintain credentials, licenses, certifications and required continuing education. Adhere to organizational policies on telehealth, prescribing, scope of practice, referral management, and patient safety. This is a contracted role, compensated at a per-visit completed rate of $100 for virtual primary care (appointment time average cadence can range from every 15-20 minutes) and Urgent care visits $20.00-$27.00. (appointment time average cadence can range every 10-15 minutes). Requirements Medical Degree M.D. or D.O. Board certification: Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine. Current, unencumbered, and unrestricted license in the United States Virgin Island. Available to conduct visits during routine business hours and flexibility to extend hours to include weekend and evenings as needed. Previous experience with delivering quality telehealth urgent or primary medical services. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with productivity of 3+ patients per hour. Preferred Qualifications Experience with remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies, digital health platforms, and asynchronous telehealth workflows. Working Conditions & Environment Fully remote/virtual environment; high-speed internet and secure workspace required. Attend virtual meetings with the occasional in-patient training or other meetings. Must adhere to telehealth best practices, maintain patient privacy, and manage remote workflows effectively. The organization may provide training/mentorship for virtual-care best practices, remote patient engagement, and digital workflows. The role may evolve as telehealth technology and virtual-care models mature. #J-18808-Ljbffr