Telemedicine Physician - Women's Hormone Expert - Remote (MD/DO only)
Hone Health · Columbus, OH · 1 wk ago
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Who We Are
We are a modern health company committed to giving our patients confidence as they age. Our goal is to help our patients break through highly stigmatized conditions using education and increasing access by making care more convenient and affordable. From initially only treating men who want to manage their testosterone levels, we have grown our services to support weight loss, thyroid treatments, and now women's health. We are currently seeking part-time and full-time telemedicine physicians who want to be part of the health revolution.
Our Services
We provide services that include men's hormone, weight loss, thyroid treatment, and women's health. Physicians with experience prescribing for patients in these categories are preferred.
Requirements
- Available at a minimum of 6-8 hours/week for consultations, ideally 8-12 hours or more.
- An MD or DO who holds a valid license, ideally in multiple states.
- A minimum of 2 years of experience in Obstetrics/Gynecology, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, and/or Hormone Replacement Therapy is preferred.
- NCMP (NAMS-certified menopause practitioner) certification is preferred.
- Holding an unrestricted DEA license and having prescribed Schedule III controlled substances.
- Excellent communication skills with a focus on physician-patient interaction.
- Comfortable with technology and video consultations, or the desire to learn.
- A deep profound care for hormone optimization.
- A self-starter who likes to be part of innovative mission-driven environments.
- Intellectually curious and always striving to improve patient outcomes.
- Available to start soon.
Qualification Questions
- Please describe your experience with prescribing for midlife women's healthcare.
- How do you approach educating patients about their health and creating individualized treatment plans?
- What strategies do you use to titrate medications based on patient outcomes?