Physicians Jobs

MD and DO roles across primary care and the specialties, from clinic and hospital medicine to in-home assessment programs. The listings carry the specialty in the job title.

2 degrees with the same license and practice rights. DO training adds osteopathic manipulation coursework; both complete residencies and sit for board certification. Employers post for both interchangeably.

An active state medical license, board certification or eligibility in the specialty, and a DEA registration wherever the job carries controlled substances. Utilization review and assessment-only roles skip that last one. Hospital roles add credentialing and privileging after the offer.

Health system employment, group practices, and locum tenens contracts for temporary coverage. Employed roles dominate current hiring, and the posting usually names the model.

Yes. In-home assessment programs send physicians to patients' houses, telemedicine covers visits by video, and insurers hire for utilization review. These roles trade procedures for flexibility.

The specialty sits in the job title, so searching for cardiology or family medicine narrows the list; there is no separate specialty filter. Subspecialty fellowships usually show up in the requirements line rather than the title.