Physician (MD,DO)

This full-time Occupational Medicine position involves managing low to mid-level injuries, follow-up care, physicals, and DOT examinations, primarily via telemedicine with some on-call weekend duties. Efficiency and strong time management are essential, with approximately 30 established patients daily. Training is provided for 4-6 weeks; prior occupational medicine or urgent care experience is preferred. Must be currently DOT certified or within one month of certification. Responsibilities include reviewing patient histories, assessing pain, documenting findings, and managing conditions such as musculoskeletal trauma, pain, and chronic diseases using EMR software. Skills required include suturing for minor lacerations; serious injuries are referred to emergency services. Compensation ranges from $210,000 to $260,000 annually, with benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k), malpractice insurance, and paid time off. Work is in person, and the role balances clinical duties with telemedicine. Show more Show less