Anesthesia Pain Specialist San Diego
External job listingat Concentra
Concentra seeks an Anesthesia / Pain Medicine Specialist as a 1099 contractor, treating work-related injuries weekly or biweekly.
Salary
Not provided
Location
San Diego, United States
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
Anesthesia Pain Specialist San Diego
San Diego, United States
Job description
About the role
Concentra is looking for an Anesthesia / Pain Medicine Specialist to provide specialist services for orthopedic and neuromusculoskeletal work-related injuries. This contract role is for a 1099 independent contractor and is intended to complement your current practice. A typical partnership involves treating patients at Concentra for approximately a four-hour shift weekly or biweekly.
Concentra Advanced Specialists assist in managing medically complex patients, expediting return to work and functional restoration. The role involves collaboration with medical and therapy providers, communication with employers, and active participation in case management.
Responsibilities
- Treat patients with orthopedic and neuromusculoskeletal work-related injuries.
- Assist in managing medically complex patients and expediting return to work and functional restoration.
- Collaborate with medical and therapy providers.
- Communicate with employers and take an active role in case management.
Requirements
- Preferred experience treating patients with work-related injuries.
- Meet the licensure requirements of the state of practice.
- Graduate of an accredited MD or DO program at an accredited university.
- Unrestricted DEA license for the state of jurisdiction.
- Board certification or board eligibility in Anesthesia and/or Pain Medicine.
- Medical malpractice insurance that covers you while providing services.
Key facts
- 1099 independent contractor position intended to complement your current practice.
- Approximately a four-hour shift on a weekly or biweekly basis.
- Compensation for services is determined by a revenue share model.
- Board certification or board eligibility in Anesthesia and/or Pain Medicine is required.
Frequently asked questions
What does the role involve?
The specialist provides services for orthopedic and neuromusculoskeletal work-related injuries, assists with medically complex patients, and participates in case management.
What qualifications are required?
Applicants need an accredited MD or DO degree, an unrestricted DEA license for the state of jurisdiction, applicable state licensure, board certification or eligibility in Anesthesia and/or Pain Medicine, and medical malpractice insurance that covers them while providing services.
What is the schedule?
A typical partnership involves approximately a four-hour shift weekly or biweekly, with flexible scheduling and consideration for your private practice.