Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician

About the role

Clinical satisfaction, autonomy and flexibility, work‑life balance with no nights, no call, and no weekend responsibilities. Physicians become experts in wound management, learn from wound‑certified physician trainers and fellowship directors, and use cutting‑edge clinical technologies and the latest wound‑care modalities.

Responsibilities

• Provide bedside wound care in over 3,200 facilities across 28 states.
• Conduct weekly wound rounds at each assigned facility.
• Deliver modern wound management in post‑acute care settings (skilled nursing facilities and long‑term acute care hospitals).
• Visit 2‑3 facilities per day, treating approximately 20‑30 patients per day.
• Document clinical findings at point of care in real time using a proprietary wound‑specific EMR.
• Participate in paid onboarding training and a 6‑month wound care fellowship.

Requirements

• Active unrestricted medical license (MD/DO) in the state of practice.
• Minimum commitment of three weekdays per week for the part‑time position.
• W2 employment contract (no work‑visa sponsorship available).

Benefits

• Full health and retirement benefits.
• Medical malpractice coverage with tail.
• Mileage reimbursement.

Pay

W2 full‑time physicians earn on average $300,000 per year plus benefits.

Schedule

• No nights, no call, and no weekend clinical responsibilities.
• Part‑time role requires a minimum of three days per week.
• Full‑time role is four to five days per week, typically Monday‑Friday 7 am‑4 pm.
• Average work week for full‑time physicians is about 45 hours.
• Physicians visit facilities within a mile radius of the practice location, seeing 2‑3 facilities per day and 20‑30 patients per day.