Endocrinology Opening in Charlotte, NC

Part-Time Endocrinologist – Telehealth - North Carolina (Remote/Virtual) ### The Opportunity Seeking a BC/BE Part-Time Endocrinologist to join a rapidly growing telehealth team. This role supports the delivery of clinical services using telehealth modalities and contributes to the development, standardization, and optimization of digital care delivery across the organization. ### Responsibilities

• Deliver synchronous and asynchronous telehealth visits, remote patient monitoring oversight, and virtual specialty consult services
• Utilize approved medical practices and protocols to provide clinical assessments and recommend appropriate levels of care based on clinical judgment
• Review, update, and verify accuracy of patient records at each appointment
• Analyze test results and determine appropriate care, including referrals, follow-up visits, and further treatment options
• Provide education to patient families, staff, health professionals, and the community
• Maintain compliance with current federal, state, and local laws, accreditation standards, and regulatory requirements
• Collaborate with clinical, operational, and technical teams to maintain quality, compliance, and continuity of care ### Qualifications
• Graduate of an accredited school of medicine
• 3 years of experience in a physician practice, emergency room, or urgent care setting
• 1 year of telehealth/virtual care experience preferred
• Active North Carolina medical license, board certification, and current DEA license required
• Ability to obtain additional state licensure as required ### Additional Skills Preferred
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively in a virtual environment
• Excellent computer skills with ability to multitask ‚Äî navigating and documenting in an EMR while communicating with patients via video and/or telephonic platforms
• Strong interpersonal, customer service, and communication skills
• Knowledge of healthcare environment as it relates to technology, medical group practice, hospitals, ancillary services, and insurance/managed care
• Up to 25% regional day travel between facilities may be required