Role Description
Green Health Docs is seeking licensed physicians (MDs or DOs) to join our growing medical team in Georgia. This is an excellent opportunity for physicians interested in participating in Georgia's medical cannabis program while providing compassionate, patient-centered care through telemedicine.
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Conduct virtual patient evaluations.
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Review medical histories and records.
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Determine whether patients meet Georgia's qualifying medical criteria.
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Complete the appropriate medical cannabis certification process.
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Previous medical cannabis certification experience is not required.
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Physicians who meet Georgia's licensing requirements but have not yet completed the state's medical cannabis registration process are encouraged to apply.
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Green Health Docs will provide guidance and assistance with the necessary registration and certification steps.
Qualifications
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Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree.
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Active, unrestricted Georgia medical license.
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Must have a principal place of medical practice in Georgia, consistent with state requirements.
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Ability to conduct telemedicine consultations.
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Strong communication and patient care skills.
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Ability to review medical documentation and make independent clinical assessments.
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Willingness to comply with Georgia's medical cannabis certification requirements, including ongoing patient care obligations.
Requirements
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Compensation: $100–$150 per hour, depending on experience and position structure.
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Employment Type: part-time- independent contractor.
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Work Environment: 100% remote telemedicine.
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Flexible Scheduling: Opportunity to establish a schedule that accommodates your availability.
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Training & Support: Assistance with Georgia's medical cannabis registration and certification process.
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Technology: Access to our HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platform and established patient management systems.
Benefits
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Conduct comprehensive telehealth consultations with patients seeking medical cannabis certification.
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Review patient medical histories, medical records, diagnostic information, and supporting documentation.
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Evaluate patients to determine whether they meet Georgia's qualifying medical conditions and applicable certification requirements.
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Establish and maintain appropriate physician-patient relationships in accordance with Georgia medical practice regulations.
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Review the Georgia Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) as required.
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Educate patients about Georgia's Low THC Oil program, qualifying conditions, potential benefits, risks, and limitations of medical cannabis.
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Discuss appropriate treatment options and alternatives based on each patient's individual medical needs.
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Complete and submit required medical cannabis certifications through Georgia's Low THC Oil Registry once appropriately registered and authorized.
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Maintain accurate, thorough, and compliant patient medical records.
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Provide ongoing patient care and follow-up as required by Georgia regulations.
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Follow all applicable state and federal healthcare regulations, telemedicine requirements, and company policies.