Psychiatrist - 1099 Contractor - Elkton, Maryland

🏢 Summary: Contract psychiatrist role providing evidence-based, whole-person mental health care through 60-minute video intakes and follow-up appointments. The position focuses on psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and collaborative care within a connected provider network. Offers flexible scheduling and administrative support through a technology-enabled platform. 🗂️ Requirements: Board certified MD or DO in Psychiatry, Unrestricted state medical license, Active DEA license (strongly preferred), Ability to provide in-person care in Williamstown with appropriate office space, Full-time resident of the United States, Ability to treat patients across full range of diagnoses and clinical complexity 📃 Skills: Psychiatry, Telemedicine, MedicationManagement, RiskAssessment, TreatmentPlanning, Documentation, DEA, Licensing 🏢 Description: About the Opportunity Lyra’s provider network is composed of in-person and virtual therapists, physicians, and coaches across the US. With advanced matching technology, a supportive provider platform, and opportunities for training and clinical consultation, this opportunity allows you to focus on patient care with reduced administrative burden. We are seeking contract psychiatrists passionate about whole-person, whole-family mental health care and working within a connected network to provide accessible, culturally responsive, high-quality care. As a contract psychiatrist, you will provide evidence-based treatment via live 60-minute video intake appointments and regular follow-up visits. You will conduct psychiatric evaluations and provide medication management, with the ability to refer patients to therapy and coaching services as needed. Care is delivered to individuals from diverse backgrounds, with an emphasis on culturally responsive approaches. Responsibilities: - Practice comprehensive mental health medication management through 60-minute intake and follow-up appointments - Conduct mental health risk assessments and psychiatric medication evaluations - Provide longitudinal medication treatment - Develop patient-centered treatment plans - Document treatment recommendations and communicate with patients - Prescribe and manage psychiatric medications - Deliver evidence-based medication treatment aligned with clinical best practice guidelines (e.g., measurement-based care, patient-centered care) Requirements: - Board certified MD or DO in Psychiatry - Unrestricted state license - Strong preference for clinicians with an active DEA license - Must have office space with ability to see clients in Williamstown - Ability to provide care across a full range of diagnoses and clinical complexity, with preference for providers offering in-person options - Full-time resident of the United States Advantages: - Set your own schedule with no minimum hours requirement - Reduced administrative burden with paperless billing and quick payment turnaround - Access to a custom-built calendar for seamless patient scheduling - Access to experienced clinical consultations for patient support - 24/7 Care Navigation team for client crisis support

🏢 Summary: Contract psychiatrist role providing evidence-based mental health care through 60-minute video intake and follow-up appointments, including psychiatric evaluations and medication management. The position focuses on whole-person, culturally responsive care within a connected provider network, with support for referrals and administrative processes. Providers set their own schedules and deliver comprehensive treatment to patients with diverse backgrounds and clinical needs. 🗂️ Requirements: Board certified MD or DO in Psychiatry, Unrestricted state medical license, Active DEA license (strongly preferred), Office space with ability to see clients in Wilmington, Ability to treat full range of psychiatric diagnoses and severity levels, Full-time resident of the United States 📃 Skills: Psychiatry, MedicationManagement, RiskAssessment, Telehealth, VideoConsultation, TreatmentPlanning, ClinicalDocumentation, DEALicense 🏢 Description: About the Opportunity Lyra’s provider network is composed of in-person and virtual therapists, physicians, and coaches across the US. With advanced matching technology, a supportive provider platform, and opportunities for training and clinical consultation, this role allows psychiatrists to focus on patient care with support for scheduling and administrative tasks. We are looking for contract psychiatrists who are passionate about whole-person, whole-family mental health care and working within a connected network to provide patients with easily accessible, culturally responsive, high-quality mental health care. As a contract psychiatrist, you’ll provide evidence-based treatment via live 60-minute video intake appointments and regular follow-up appointments. You will conduct psychiatric evaluations and provide medication management, with the ability to refer patients to evidence-based therapy and coaching services alongside your care. You will provide care to individuals from diverse backgrounds and with varying needs and abilities, delivering culturally responsive care that recognizes the impact of cultural background on each person’s care experience. Responsibilities: - Practice comprehensive mental health medication management via 60-minute intake appointments and regular follow-ups - Conduct mental health risk assessments, psychiatric medication evaluations, and longitudinal medication treatment - Construct patient-centered treatment plans, document treatment recommendations, message patients, and prescribe and manage psychiatric medications - Provide evidence-based medication treatment following clinical best practice guidelines, including measurement-based and patient-centered care Requirements: - Board certified MD or DO in psychiatry - Unrestricted state license - Strong preference for clinicians with an active DEA license - Must have office space with ability to see clients in Wilmington - Ability to provide care to patients with a full range of diagnoses, clinical complexity, and severity levels, with preference for providers who offer in-person options - Full-time resident of the United States Benefits: - Set your own schedule with no minimum hours requirement - Reduced administrative burden with paperless billing and quick payment turnaround - Access to a custom-built calendar for seamless new patient scheduling - Access to experienced clinical consultations for rapid patient support - 24/7 Care Navigation team for client crisis support We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. By applying for this contract position, your data will be processed in accordance with the Workforce Privacy Notice. Information will be retained only as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected.

🏢 Summary: Contract psychiatrist role providing evidence-based mental health care through 60-minute video intake and follow-up appointments, including psychiatric evaluations and medication management. The position offers flexible scheduling, administrative support, and access to a collaborative provider network with clinical consultation resources. Psychiatrists deliver culturally responsive, patient-centered care to individuals with diverse backgrounds and varying levels of clinical complexity. 🗂️ Requirements: Board certified MD or DO in Psychiatry, Unrestricted state medical license, Active DEA license (strongly preferred), Ability to provide in-person care in Harrisburg with appropriate office space, Ability to treat full range of psychiatric diagnoses and severity levels, Full-time resident of the United States 📃 Skills: Psychiatry, MedicationManagement, RiskAssessment, Telehealth, VideoConsultation, PatientAssessment, TreatmentPlanning, Documentation, DEALicense 🏢 Description: About the Opportunity Lyra’s provider network is composed of in-person and virtual therapists, physicians, and coaches across the US. With advanced matching technology, a supportive provider platform, and opportunities for training and clinical consultation, this network enables clinicians to focus on patient care with support for administrative tasks. We are looking for contract psychiatrists who are passionate about whole-person, whole-family mental health care and working within a connected network to provide easily accessible, culturally responsive, high-quality mental health care. As a contract psychiatrist, you’ll provide evidence-based treatment via live 60-minute video intake appointments and regular follow-up appointments. You'll conduct psychiatric evaluations and provide medication management. You can refer patients to evidence-based therapy and coaching services in tandem with your care. You will provide care to individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences, with varying needs and abilities, delivering culturally responsive care that is mindful of the impact of cultural background on each person’s care experience. Responsibilities: - Practice comprehensive mental health medication management via 60-minute intake and regular follow-up appointments - Conduct mental health risk assessments, psychiatric medication evaluations, and longitudinal medication treatment - Construct patient-centered treatment plans, document treatment recommendations, message patients, and prescribe and manage psychiatric medications - Provide evidence-based medication treatment aligned with clinical best practice guidelines (e.g., measurement-based care, patient-centered care) Requirements: - Board certified MD or DO in psychiatry - Unrestricted state license - Active DEA license strongly preferred - Must have office space with ability to see clients in Harrisburg - Ability to provide care to patients with a full range of diagnoses, clinical complexity, and severity levels, with preference for providers offering in-person options - Full-time resident of the United States Advantages: - Set your own schedule without a minimum hours requirement - Reduced administrative burden with paperless billing and quick payment turnaround - Access to a custom-built calendar for seamless new patient connections - Access to clinical consultations and specialty group consultation meetings - 24/7 Care Navigation team for client crisis support We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or any other category protected by law. By applying for this contract position, your data will be processed in accordance with the Workforce Privacy Notice. Information will be retained only as long as needed to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected.

🏢 Summary: Full-time Urologist opportunity to provide comprehensive urologic care in a collaborative rural healthcare setting in Yakima Valley, Washington, with competitive compensation and support for minimally invasive and robotic surgery. The role focuses on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care while serving a growing community. Sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and professional development support are included. 🗂️ Requirements: MD or DO degree, Board Certified or Board Eligible in Urology, Eligible for Washington State medical license, Eligible for DEA registration, Ability to practice minimally invasive surgery, Commitment to patient-centered care, Strong teamwork skills, Strong communication skills 📃 Skills: Urology, Surgery, Robotics, Minimally-invasive, DEA, Licensure 🏢 Description: Opportunity Criteria Specialty: Urology Candidate Type: MD, DO Visa Accepted: J-1 or H-1B Salary Range: $561,889.00 to $637,312.00 / Biweekly Bonuses Offered: Sign-on, Relocation, Productivity Urologist Opportunity Overview Astria Health is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Urologist to join our growing and well-established practice in Yakima, Washington. This is an excellent opportunity to provide comprehensive urologic care while working alongside a collaborative and patient-focused team while helping deliver exceptional rural healthcare to communities across Yakima Valley. Qualifications Board Certified or Board Eligible in Urology Eligible for Washington State medical license and DEA Interest or experience in minimally invasive or robotic surgery preferred Commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care Passion for serving communities and improving access to exceptional rural healthcare Strong teamwork and communication skills Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required Why Join Competitive compensation and benefits package Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance available CME allowance and professional development support Collaborative physician culture and supportive leadership Opportunity to make a meaningful impact by delivering exceptional rural healthcare to Central Washington communities

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining field-based patient care and administrative coordination to support longitudinal, population-focused healthcare. The position involves performing clinical tasks such as vital signs collection, phlebotomy, immunizations, and EHR documentation, while also managing care coordination, patient communication, and chart preparation. This role requires travel within Aroostook County and focuses on improving patient outcomes through hands-on and data-driven care support. 🗂️ Requirements: At least 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Experience with phlebotomy, Ability to perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection, Ability to document clinical data in EHR, Ability to administer immunizations and injections, Reliable access to personal transportation, Ability to travel within assigned region, Ability to coordinate prior authorizations and referrals, Ability to manage medical records and care documentation 📃 Skills: EHR, Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunizations, Injections, VitalSigns, SpecimenProcessing, CareCoordination, MedicalRecords, InfectionControl 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and coordinating a collaborative care plan that drives meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role with time spent traveling to see patients within Aroostook County, working from an office in Presque Isle, and some remote work. The role is 50% clinical and 50% administrative, with general hours Monday through Friday, 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection for laboratory testing following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections (as able) per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations - Relay environmental factors impacting patient well-being to the care team and complete physical and social screenings as assigned - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care as directed - Document patient interactions, clinical data, and care activities in the electronic health record - Carry out population health care gap closure efforts per payer contracts - Ensure proper sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control protocols and maintain safety compliance - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services Administrative Responsibilities - Manage empaneled patient chart preparation, ensuring medical and demographic readiness - Partner with care team to ensure orders, care coordination, and communication are seamless across care plans - Maintain cleanliness, organization, and supply levels in exam rooms, mobile units, or office - Manage inventory of clinical supplies and medications - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment - Coordinate prior authorizations and referrals with insurance providers - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and health information exchanges - Submit population health documents to maximize compliance with payer contracts - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for care coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Qualifications - At least 2 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Experience with phlebotomy is required - Experience with injections (vaccines) preferred - Reliable personal transportation - Strong organizational and communication skills - Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently Compensation - $27 per hour Equal Opportunity Galileo Health is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining field-based clinical care and administrative coordination to support complex patients. The position involves performing clinical procedures, managing patient documentation in the EHR, coordinating care plans, and supporting population health initiatives. This role requires strong phlebotomy experience and at least two years of clinical experience as a CMA or LPN. 🗂️ Requirements: At least 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Experience with phlebotomy, Ability to perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection, Ability to document accurately in an electronic health record, Reliable access to personal transportation, Ability to administer immunizations and injections per physician orders, Ability to follow infection control and sterilization protocols 📃 Skills: EHR, Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunizations, Injections, SpecimenProcessing, VitalSigns, MedicalDocumentation, CareCoordination, InfectionControl 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and supporting a collaborative care plan that drives meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role with time spent in the field traveling to see patients within Aroostook County or working from an office based in Presque Isle, with some remote work from home possibilities. This is a 50% clinical and 50% administrative role with general work hours scheduled Monday through Friday from 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection for laboratory testing following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections (as able) per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations as needed - Relay environmental factors impacting patient well-being and complete physical and social screenings as assigned - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care as directed - Document patient interactions, clinical data, and care activities accurately in the electronic health record - Carry out population health care gap closure efforts as needed per payer contract - Ensure proper sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control protocols and maintain compliance with safety standards - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region, including unplanned field days - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services as needed Administrative Responsibilities - Represent the organization professionally and build relationships with stakeholders - Manage empaneled patient charts, ensuring medical and demographic readiness - Partner with the care team to ensure orders, care coordination, and communication are seamless - Maintain cleanliness, organization, and supply levels in exam rooms, mobile units, or office settings - Manage inventory of clinical supplies and medications - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment as needed - Coordinate with insurance providers for prior authorizations and referrals - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and HIEs - Submit population health documents to support payer contract compliance - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for care coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Requirements - At least 2 years clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Experience with phlebotomy is required - Experience with injections (vaccines) preferred - Reliable access to personal transportation - Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills - Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain a self-starter mindset Compensation - $27 per hour

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining clinical care and administrative coordination to support patients through in-field and remote services. The position focuses on vital signs collection, phlebotomy, immunizations, EHR documentation, care gap closure, and patient care coordination within a collaborative team model. This role involves travel within Aroostook County and supports population health initiatives while ensuring high-quality, compliant clinical operations. 🗂️ Requirements: Minimum 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy experience, Ability to perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection, Ability to document clinical data in EHR, Ability to administer immunizations and injections per physician orders, Reliable personal transportation, Ability to travel within assigned region, Knowledge of infection control and safety standards, Ability to manage prior authorizations and referrals, Strong organizational and multitasking skills 📃 Skills: Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunizations, Injections, EHR, VitalSigns, SpecimenProcessing, CareCoordination, PriorAuthorizations, InfectionControl, MedicalDocumentation, PopulationHealth 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and coordinating collaborative care plans that drive meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role with time spent traveling to see patients within Aroostook County, working from an office based in Presque Isle, and some remote work from home. The role is 50% clinical and 50% administrative, generally scheduled Monday through Friday from 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection for laboratory testing following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations - Relay environmental factors impacting patient well-being and complete physical and social screenings as assigned - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care as directed - Document patient interactions, clinical data, and care activities in the electronic health record - Carry out population health care gap closure efforts per payer contract - Ensure sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control protocols and maintain compliance with safety standards - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services Administrative Responsibilities - Represent the organization professionally and build relationships with stakeholders - Manage empaneled patient charts, ensuring medical and demographic readiness - Partner with the care team to ensure seamless order management and care coordination - Maintain cleanliness and supply levels of exam rooms, mobile units, and offices - Manage inventory of clinical supplies and medications - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment as needed - Coordinate prior authorizations and referrals with insurance providers - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and health information exchanges - Submit population health documents to maintain payer compliance - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for care coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Qualifications - At least 2 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Required experience with phlebotomy - Experience with injections (vaccines) preferred - Reliable access to personal transportation - Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills - Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain a self-starter mentality Compensation - $27 per hour Equal Opportunity Galileo Health is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining field-based and administrative responsibilities to support longitudinal patient care. The position focuses on direct clinical tasks, care coordination, population health initiatives, and patient education across home, office, and remote settings. This role requires strong phlebotomy experience and hands-on clinical skills to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care. 🗂️ Requirements: Minimum 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse credential, Experience with phlebotomy, Ability to perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection, Ability to administer immunizations and injections, Experience documenting in Electronic Health Records, Reliable personal transportation, Ability to travel within assigned region, Availability for hybrid work (field, office, remote), Ability to coordinate prior authorizations and referrals with insurers 📃 Skills: EHR, Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunization, Injections, SpecimenProcessing, VitalSigns, InfectionControl, CareCoordination, Documentation 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and quarterbacking a collaborative care plan that drives meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role, including field visits within Aroostook County, work from an office based in Presque Isle, and some remote work from home. The role is 50% clinical and 50% administrative, with general work hours scheduled Monday through Friday from 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection for laboratory testing following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections (as able) per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations - Relay environmental factors impacting patient well-being to the care team and complete physical and social screenings as assigned - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care as directed - Document patient interactions, clinical data, and care activities accurately in the electronic health record - Carry out population health care gap closure efforts per payer contracts - Ensure proper sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control protocols and maintain safety compliance - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services Administrative Responsibilities - Represent the organization professionally and build relationships with stakeholders - Manage empaneled patient charts, ensuring medical and demographic readiness - Partner with the care team to ensure seamless order management and care coordination - Maintain cleanliness and organization of exam rooms, mobile units, and office spaces - Manage inventory of clinical supplies and medications - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment - Coordinate with insurers for prior authorizations and referrals - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and HIEs - Submit population health documents to support payer contract compliance - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Requirements - At least 2 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Experience with phlebotomy is required - Experience with injections (vaccines) preferred - Reliable access to personal transportation - Strong organizational and communication skills - Ability to manage multiple priorities effectively Compensation - $27 per hour Equal Opportunity Statement Galileo Health is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds. Fraud Notice The organization will never request sensitive personal information, fees, payments, financial account access, or conduct text-only interviews during the recruiting process.

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining clinical care and administrative coordination to support patients through in-home and remote services. The position involves direct patient care, phlebotomy, immunizations, EHR documentation, and care coordination within a collaborative team model. This role requires field travel, strong clinical skills, and active management of patient records and population health initiatives. 🗂️ Requirements: Minimum 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse credential, Experience with phlebotomy, Ability to obtain and document vital signs in EHR, Ability to administer immunizations and injections per physician orders, Experience with specimen collection and processing, Ability to assist with minor procedures and examinations, Experience with electronic health record documentation, Reliable personal transportation for field visits, Ability to manage prior authorizations and medical record coordination 📃 Skills: EHR, Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunization, Injections, SpecimenProcessing, VitalSigns, InfectionControl, CareCoordination, PopulationHealth, PriorAuthorization, MedicalRecords 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and coordinating a collaborative care plan that drives meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role with field travel within Aroostook County, office work based in Presque Isle, and some remote work from home. The role is 50% clinical and 50% administrative, scheduled Monday through Friday from 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR during patient visits - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations - Conduct physical and social screenings as assigned and relay relevant environmental factors impacting patient well-being - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care as directed - Accurately document patient interactions and clinical data in the electronic health record - Support population health initiatives and care gap closure efforts per payer contracts - Ensure sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control and safety protocols - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services Administrative Responsibilities - Manage empaneled patient chart preparation and documentation readiness - Partner with the care team to coordinate orders and ensure seamless communication across care plans - Maintain cleanliness and supply levels of exam rooms, mobile units, and office spaces - Manage clinical supply and medication inventory - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment - Coordinate prior authorizations and referrals with insurance providers - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and HIEs - Submit population health documentation for payer compliance - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for care coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Qualifications - At least 2 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Experience with phlebotomy is required - Experience with injections (vaccines) preferred - Reliable access to personal transportation Compensation - $27 per hour Equal Opportunity Galileo Health is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

🏢 Summary: Part-time hybrid Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) role combining field-based and administrative responsibilities to support longitudinal patient care. The position involves direct clinical tasks, care coordination, population health initiatives, and electronic health record documentation. This role focuses on improving patient outcomes through hands-on care, education, and operational support within a collaborative care team. 🗂️ Requirements: Minimum 2 years clinical experience as Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) credential, Experience with phlebotomy, Ability to perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection, Ability to document accurately in an electronic health record, Reliable access to personal transportation, Ability to travel within assigned region, Ability to administer immunizations and injections (preferred but expected if qualified), Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain organization 📃 Skills: EHR, Phlebotomy, Venipuncture, Immunization, Injections, Documentation, CareCoordination, InfectionControl, VitalSigns, SpecimenProcessing 🏢 Description: About the Role The Clinical Health Advocate (Certified Medical Assistant) is an integral part of the care team, owning patient relationships and quarter backing a collaborative care plan that drives meaningful impact in patients' lives. This is a part-time (up to 24 hours/week) hybrid role, including field visits within Aroostook County, office work based in Presque Isle, and some remote work. The role is 50% clinical and 50% administrative, generally scheduled Monday through Friday from 8am–5pm ET. Clinical Responsibilities - Obtain and document vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, weight, height) in the EHR - Perform venipuncture and capillary blood collection following proper phlebotomy protocols - Collect, process, and prepare specimens for laboratory analysis - Administer immunizations and injections (as able) per physician orders and maintain accurate vaccine records - Assist providers with minor procedures and examinations - Relay environmental factors impacting patient well-being to the care team and complete physical and social screenings - Educate patients on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care - Document patient interactions, clinical data, and care activities in the electronic health record - Carry out population health care gap closure efforts per payer contracts - Ensure sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment - Follow infection control and safety protocols - Be available for field and urgent deployment within the market region - Connect patients with clinical and administrative services Administrative Responsibilities - Represent the organization professionally and build stakeholder relationships - Manage empaneled patient charts and prepare medical and demographic information - Partner with the care team to ensure seamless care coordination and communication - Maintain cleanliness and supply levels in exam rooms, mobile units, and offices - Manage inventory of clinical supplies and medications - Route inbound mail and send patient letters or medical equipment - Coordinate prior authorizations and referrals with insurers - Request, follow up, and file medical records with hospitals, PCPs, and HIEs - Submit population health documentation to support payer compliance - Communicate with patients via text, video, or phone for care coordination and scheduling - Participate in projects and events as assigned Qualifications - At least 2 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Medical Assistant - Experience with phlebotomy is required - Experience with injections (vaccines) is preferred - Reliable access to personal transportation - Strong organizational and communication skills - Ability to manage multiple priorities effectively Compensation - $27 per hour Equal opportunity employer.