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The Urgent Care Physician provides direct patient care at an occupational medicine center, leading clinical staff and ensuring high-quality, efficient healthcare delivery. They oversee treatment of injuries, collaborate with specialists, and maintain compliance with medical regulations while fostering a professional and collaborative work environment. The role requires medical licensure, board certification or eligibility, and experience or interest in occupational medicine or urgent care settings.

The Preventive Medicine Physician provides direct patient care and leads clinical operations at an occupational medicine center, ensuring efficient, high-quality healthcare services for workers. They manage clinical staff, comply with regulatory requirements, and collaborate with medical leadership to improve patient outcomes and center performance. The role requires medical licensure, board certification, and knowledge of occupational medicine practices, supporting a professional and patient-centered environment.

The Preventive Medicine Physician provides direct patient care primarily in occupational health centers, managing injuries and ensuring optimal clinical outcomes while leading clinical staff and fostering team collaboration. They are responsible for implementing medical policies, maintaining compliance with regulations, and promoting continuous clinical improvement and patient satisfaction. The role requires medical licensure, board certification, and expertise in occupational medicine with a focus on patient safety, clinical operations, and healthcare quality management.

The Emergency Medicine Physician provides direct patient care and leads clinical operations at an occupational health center, ensuring high-quality, efficient medical services. They manage clinical staff, coordinate with specialists, and maintain regulatory compliance while fostering a collaborative and patient-focused environment. The role requires medical licensure, board certification, and experience in occupational or emergency medicine, with a strong emphasis on continuous improvement and staff development.

The Center Medical Director leads clinical operations for up to two occupational medicine centers, delivering patient care and ensuring regulatory compliance. This role involves supervising clinical staff, performing medical evaluations and minor procedures, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to optimize workplace health services. The position supports strategic initiatives aimed at improving clinical outcomes and operational efficiency across multiple locations.

A pediatric nephrology program seeks a board-eligible or board-certified pediatric nephrologist to join a well-supported team on the Gulf Coast with a favorable cost of living. The position offers a Monday-Friday schedule with options for a four-day workweek, competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and professional support. The community offers coastal living with no state income tax, cultural activities, and top-rated schools in an affordable housing market.

The Pediatrician provides comprehensive medical care to infants, children, and adolescents, including preventive services, diagnosis, treatment, and growth monitoring. They collaborate with healthcare teams, maintain medical records, and stay current with pediatric advances. The role requires board certification, a valid medical license, and strong communication skills to support child health and development in various clinical settings.

This locum tenens position is for an Orthopedics Physician at an outpatient clinic in Charlotte, NC, with a competitive hourly rate and a 13-week assignment starting in January 2026. The role involves standard weekday shifts with no on-call duties, supported by comprehensive benefits including malpractice coverage and travel reimbursement. The employer provides extensive support throughout the credentialing and assignment process, ensuring ease of placement in top healthcare facilities.

A Urologist in Knoxville, TN providing specialized medical care in state-of-the-art facilities with a supportive multidisciplinary team. The position includes a competitive salary, RVU bonus, call schedule, sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and student loan reimbursement. Knoxville offers a favorable living environment with affordable costs, quality education, and attractive lifestyle amenities.

The Orthopedics - Sports Medicine Physician leads clinical operations at an occupational health center, providing direct patient care and managing staff to ensure high-quality, efficient medical services. The role involves collaboration with therapists, regulatory compliance, continuous clinical improvements, and fostering a professional, team-oriented environment. It requires medical licensure, board certification, knowledge of occupational medicine, and strong leadership and communication skills to optimize patient outcomes and center performance.