Virtual Physician (Emergency Medicine)

At General Medicine, you will become part of a clinical community that is raising the standard for what virtual primary care can be — sharing our passion for making high-quality medicine accessible to everyone through telemedicine and intelligent technology. We are seeking experienced physicians who thrive in fast-paced environments, lead with empathy and clinical rigor, and are passionate about delivering care that goes beyond a single interaction.

Founded by the innovators behind PillPack (acquired by Amazon Health), General Medicine is a national, tech-enabled medical group on a mission to make accessing care as seamless as the best consumer experiences. We are an early-stage startup — we move fast, build with intention, and need clinicians who want to practice meaningful medicine inside a system designed to support them.

As a part-time virtual physician, you will practice as part of a broader care model that includes asynchronous and synchronous virtual care, coordination of labs and imaging, specialist e-consults, and referrals to in-person care when appropriate. This is not high-volume, protocol-driven telehealth — clinicians remain involved in guiding patients through decisions and next steps, maintaining clinical ownership rather than

handing care off after a single interaction. The role is designed to fit naturally alongside an existing hospital, ED, or outpatient practice.

• Patient-Centered Access: We meet patients where they are, guided by evidence-based medicine.

• Whole-Spectrum Adult Care: Urgent, acute, and primary care supported by an internal subspecialist network. No gatekeeping — we move care forward.

• Technology with Purpose: AI-enhanced tools handle intake, documentation, and coordination so clinicians can focus on clinical decisions.

• Accessible, Not Concierge: We accept insurance (including Medicare/Medicaid) and self-pay, with a full operational backbone for referrals, labs, and scheduling.

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  Asynchronous Care Delivery: Provide asynchronous text-based chat care for adult patients across the U.S.

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  Triage & Clinical Synthesis: Triage and practice broad general medicine across a wide range of acuity and clinical complexity — applying the diagnostic pattern recognition and comfort with ambiguity that defines EM training.

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  Diagnostics & Coordination: Order and interpret labs and imaging, and coordinate specialist e-consultsto drive timely, evidence-based care.

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  Patient Navigation: Recommend and guide patients to appropriate in-person care when needed(operations teams handle provider identification, booking, and scheduling).

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  Clinical Continuity: Help patients identify and coordinate the next clinically relevant steps — not just address the presenting complaint.

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  Ownership & Follow-Through: Maintain clinical ownership and continuity throughout the decision-making process.

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  Continuous Improvement: Contribute feedback to improve clinical workflows and support tools over time.

Physicians work within a modern virtual care system designed to provide full patient context and eliminate administrative burden:

• Exceptional clinical support and technology that provide full patient context and reduce administrative burden.

• Asynchronous chat-based visits.

• Rapid access to specialist input.

• Expedited labs, imaging, and referrals within patients' insurance networks.

• Clear price visibility for insurance and cash options to support shared decision-making.

• A dedicated operations team that handles coordination and non-clinical work.

All medical decisions are made by licensed clinicians. Technology exists to support clarity, alignment, and continuity — not to replace clinical judgment.

• MD or DO, board-certified or board-eligible in Emergency Medicine.

• Active, unrestricted medical licenses covering at least 40% of the U.S. population. Multi-state licensure is required — priority states include California, Texas, Florida, and New York.

• Comfort practicing broad general medicine with diagnostic ambiguity and clinical synthesis.

• Strong written communication skills and a collaborative, patient-centered approach to care.

• Willingness to engage with modern clinical tools and workflows (prior telehealth experience helpful, not required).

• Ability to commit to a minimum of 12 hours per week.

• Availability to cover at least one weekend shift per month.

Eligibility to treat Medicare and Medicaid patients.• A clean record of practice, with no sanctions, suspensions, or history of malpractice.

• Maintain an active ED or hospital practice and want a flexible secondary clinical role without compromising standards.

• Bought into our mission — you believe telemedicine, done right, transforms patient care.

• Value continuity, follow-through, and patient partnership over transactional encounters.

• Enjoy helping patients navigate complex decisions beyond isolated visits.

• Collaborative, low-ego, and comfortable with adaptive workflows and rapid iteration.

• Appreciate tools that provide full context and reduce administrative overhead.