[Hiring] Primary Care Collaborating Physician @The MedServ Group

Role Description

The MedServ Group is seeking a licensed physician to serve as a Primary Care Collaborating Physician in Connecticut. This part-time, fully remote opportunity supports nurse practitioners providing primary care to residents in skilled nursing facilities. The ideal candidate is confident, collaborative, and committed to helping deliver high-quality care to the elderly population while supporting compliant clinical collaboration under applicable Connecticut requirements.

Qualifications

• MD or DO from an accredited medical school.
• Active, unrestricted physician license in Connecticut.
• Valid DEA registration and controlled-substance credentials in Connecticut, as required for the agreed role.
• Experience with geriatric patients in a clinic, hospital, skilled nursing facility, or similar setting.
• Primary care experience or familiarity with primary care nurse practitioner services preferred.

Requirements

• Position: Primary Care Collaborating Physician
• Employment Type: Part-Time / 1099 Independent Contractor
• Schedule: Part-time; expected availability and scope to be agreed upon
• Location: 100% Remote
• Required Licensure: Active, unrestricted physician license in Connecticut
• Compensation: $500 per month
• Reports To: Executive Leadership

Benefits

• Compensation: $500 per month. This is a 1099 independent contractor position.

Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with and provide appropriate clinical collaboration, supervision, or oversight to nurse practitioners involved in primary care services, consistent with applicable Connecticut law and professional requirements.
• Work remotely with nurse practitioners to support care planning and the delivery of primary care services to residents at multiple skilled nursing facilities.
• Maintain an active and valid Connecticut medical license and any other credentials required for the agreed scope of practice.
• Communicate with nurse practitioners and the MedServ team regarding clinical collaboration and operational needs.
• Follow applicable state laws, professional practice requirements, and organizational policies related to physician collaboration and patient care.

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a licensed physician with an interest in primary care services, nurse practitioner collaboration, and care for the geriatric population. The candidate should be comfortable collaborating remotely and supporting compliant clinical relationships across multiple facilities.