Telehealth Physician Jobs at Eagle Telemedicine

Check Out Our Telehealth Physician Jobs

At Eagle, we want to fill our telehealth physician jobs with great doctors that want to help patients in underserved areas. We offer opportunities in 15 specialties. These roles support hospitals with limited access to specialists or with the need to provider extra support to onsite staff. We offer you the chance to work on a small team of doctors that are dedicated to patient care.

For full physician job descriptions & applications, click on the specialties below.

Tele-GI

Tele-Pediatrics & Tele-NICU

Tele-Pulmonology

Tele-Rheumatology

Tele-Urology

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Learn How Eagle Telemedicine is Different.

Physician-led and professionally managed, the leadership and telemedicine team at Eagle brings the specialist to the patient. We provide expert care, anywhere. We are passionate about the power of telemedicine.

Our approach to telemedicine is different in four key areas:

We seek to understand how your providers practice and customizes the program to fit the needs of your hospital.
We recognize the complexity inherent within the healthcare industry. Eagle TechFlex^TM is designed to minimize the impact to our clients where it matters most — at the point of care delivery. Our programs operate using your existing processes and technology.
We have mastered the implementation and launch process over a decade. Our telemedicine team project manages your implementation.
We select a dedicated ‘pod’ of telemedicine providers that operate as part of your team. When you accept one of our telehealth physician jobs, we train you to communicate effectively using technology and a webside manner that expresses empathy and connect with the patient, their family and your staff.

Why Work For Eagle?

If jobs in telemedicine interest you, Eagle can make all the difference. After a year of working long hours and back-to-back schedules, physicians and specialists are anxious to find jobs in telemedicine to improve work-life balance.

Tele-ID Physician Shares His Experience

Telemedicine Infectious Disease physician, Dr. Charles Kutler, reflects on what it takes to become a telemedicine physician, why he entered the field, the pleasure of having on-site staff support and more.

What Our Doctors Say About Telemedicine

“We rely on onsite staff like nurses and practitioners to help with the physical exams. We observe the physical exam and use this information to diagnose and progress the care for the patient.”

– Dr. Arum Sherma, TeleNeurologist & Board-Certified Psychiatrist & Neurologist

“I started off in telemedicine with Eagle Telemedicine. It was a positive experience. I can provide care for those who are in need. I think that really goes to the heart of why many of us are physicians… Telemedicine also allows me to provide care to people who don’t have access certainly not equitable access to medical care that you would have in larger cities.”

– Dr. Charles Kutler, Infectious Disease Physician and Telemedicine Provider

“I find the stethoscope technology is really amazing in terms of audio amplification and quality of the sound that’s auscultated. Sometimes I have to take my headphones off my ear because a murmur is just so loud.”

– Dr. Elmira Basaly, TeleHospitalist and Internal Medicine Physician

“The exam takes 10 minutes at most. I’m asking the nurse to help me listen to the heart or lungs… I’m asking for help examining the abdomen or to show me the extremities so I can the edema or swelling. These things can be accomplished in 10 minutes. If we do a detailed neural examination, that may take an extra five minutes but that’s it.”

– Dr. Brian Hunt, TeleHospitalist and Internal Medicine Physician