Telemedicine Careers
Deliver Meaningful Patient Interactions in a Flexible Work Environment
Sound Physicians’ telemedicine team was created to support Sound hospitalist teams with night coverage and patient surges. Now Sound’s telemedicine service has evolved to support the ICU, skilled nursing facilities, remote outpatient medicine, and home health. Through our telemedicine service, we can reduce readmissions in the communities we serve, improve patient care, and create an innovative career path for our clinicians. Our telemedicine clinicians are provided with unmatched onboarding and training, a reliable and user-friendly IT platform, dedicated technology support 24/7, and career development opportunities so that you can grow with Sound Physicians.
Care Settings
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Tele-SNF
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In this role, you will manage care in the skilled nursing facility setting by identifying high-risk patients and guiding SNF clinical staff in treating patients. When a resident requires a transfer to the emergency department (ED), you will collaborate directly with the ED clinician to establish a care plan and determine the appropriate next site of care for further treatment once the patient stabilizes.
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Tele-Hospitalist
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As an acute care tele-hospitalist with Sound Physicians, you will join an organization that focuses on improving outcomes for patients and hospitals. You will support your hospital medicine team to provide inpatient care remotely.
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Telemedicine for Patients at Home
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Tele-Transitional Care fills the gap between the time patients leave the hospital to the time they see their primary care physician. Transitional care clinicians assess the patient’s clinical status, review medications, and communicate with the patient’s primary care physician. This is all done through a mobile app.
Tele-Home Health careers were created with innovation in mind. As a tele-home health physician, you will have on-demand appointments with the patient, assess the patient, and order new medication when needed.
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Virtual Clinic
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Virtual physicians and advanced practice providers with Sound Physicians care for patients that have everyday illnesses. Clinicians must be certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine/Pediatrics with a minimum of three years of primary care experience or Emergency Medicine certified with Urgent Care experience.