Mid Level Physician Substitute Jobs
Mid level physician substitute jobs go to clinicians ready to manage patient panels independently, contribute to care team decisions, and take ownership of outcomes with limited direct supervision. Openings run across Education, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Retail, with Planate Management, Dayton Children's Hospital, and Franklin Pierce University actively hiring at this level now.
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Job Category: School Year - Hourly Employees
Classification: FTE 1.0
Job Location: Onsite
Starting Hourly: $24.59 - $33.35
Reports To: K-12 Academic Program Manager
Hmong College Prep Academy’s mission is to provide the best integrated, challenging, and well-rounded educational experience to students in grades K-12. If you want to make a difference as part of a dynamic educational community, we invite you to apply to join our team at Hmong College Prep Academy where graduates will be rich in experiences, culture, knowledge and pride, and will be ready for the challenges of college and beyond.
Position Summary
HCPA is a Title I Charter School that serves students through a school-wide plan for instruction that is focused on the needs of at-risk students. The Long-Term Middle School ELA Substitute Teacher assignment is responsible for instructing students from grades 6-8. A Long-Term Substitute creates a flexible classroom environment favorable to learning and personal growth, instructs students in courses of study such as English language arts, social studies, mathematics, and science and creates a well-rounded comprehensive instructional program. They motivate students to develop skills, attitudes and knowledge needed to provide a solid foundation for further education.
Responsibilities
- Adhere to the curriculum and lesson plans assigned by the school and/or classroom teacher. While covering for a long-term absence, assume responsibility for lesson planning, grading, and record keeping.
- Provide instruction in the core curriculum areas for which employed; make appropriate use of instructional resources and technologies.
- Support the Minnesota Graduation and Common Core Standards; implement the goals and objectives of the District and the school and/or program to which assigned.
- Evaluate student performance in accordance with systems used by school and/or District; promote student achievement; maintain required student records; make related reports to the principal as prescribed or authorized by the superintendent.
- Perform classroom management duties; enforce rules governing the conduct of students; take appropriate disciplinary action with students when necessary.
- Provide differentiated instructional methods and content to ensure student mastery of content
- Use data such as screening, diagnostic information, progress monitoring, and daily work samples to adjust instruction and practice as well as target feedback.
- Promote a learning environment that is welcoming, respectful, friendly and academically challenging
- Foster a social environment with students to develop trust, respect, friendships and self-discovery
- Maintain accurate records including but not limited to attendance, grades, assessments and lesson plans via Schoology and/or PowerSchool
- Via Schoology/Seesaw, ensure all online class resources are current
- Connect with families via phone calls, emails, conferences and school events as needed during the long-term assignment
- Foster a social environment with students to develop trust, respect, friendships and self-discovery
- Participate in professional development meetings/clusters providing student work when requested.
- Implement new learning in the classroom following professional development.
- Develop and work on new learning based on self-assessment, input from teacher leaders and director of teaching and learning.
- Utilize student achievement data to address strengths and weaknesses of students and guide instructional decisions.
- Continuously seek opportunities to grow and learn as a professional.
- When not required as a substitute teacher, work with students, projects, or activities as described by K-12 school directors.
- Supervise student activities, which may include:
Bus duty – assist with walking students to the busses at the end of the day
Breakfast and/or lunch duty – assist with monitoring based on a rotational schedule
- Other related duties as assigned
Accountabilities
- Adhere to MN Teachers Code of Conduct
- Supports school goals and objectives consistent with the vision, mission, and values of HCPA.
- Participates in creating a culture of excellence, teamwork and collaboration amongst the staff, teachers, students, and families; a culture that is positive, open to the views of others, and uses social skills to resolve conflicts.
- Establishes and maintains effective and cooperative relationships with students, parents, teachers, and other school staff.
- Responds appropriately and promptly to parent, student, and staff member needs.
- Maintains strict confidentiality regarding students and the educational setting.
Engagement Activities
Volunteer activities
3 HCPA volunteer activities are required. These events take place outside of the traditional school day. Teachers may select the activities that fit best with their interests and student grade level. These activities may include open houses, school dances, prom, concerts, etc.
Required activities:
- Grade Level Parent Meetings
- Fall and Spring Parent /Teacher Conferences
- HCPA Graduation
Misc. Committees
There are many additional opportunities for members of the HCPA teaching staff to engage with the community and personally expand their skills. Participation in these committees is highly encouraged.
Requirements:Required Qualifications
- Current MN teaching license in secondary educations for grades 6-12 with the appropriate license
- BA or MA Teaching Licensure and/or related BA or MA Education Degree or equivalent of experience may be considered.
- 3+ years of teaching experience
- Strong skills in classroom presentation and management.
- Knowledge of instructional technologies.
- Knowledge of research and trends in teaching and student learning.
- Ability to utilize computer and multimedia technology as appropriate.
- Knowledge of teaching and learning strategies to meet a wide range of student needs and abilities.
- Knowledge of multicultural, gender and disability fair curriculum concepts.
- Ability to adapt Instructional routines, activities, and scaffolding to diverse student populations
- Ability to implement classroom activities that foster problem solving and critical thinking
- Ability to plan and implement lessons based on district and school goals and objectives.
- Ability to continuously strive and set goals for personal professional growth and development.
- Strong interpersonal skills - the ability to work effectively with students, parents, district staff and community members from diverse backgrounds.
- Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills; ability to multi-task.
- Knowledge of the programs, functions, and procedures of a school setting.
- Ability to remain calm in emergency and stressful situations.
- Ability to exercise initiative and sound and effective judgment within established guidelines.
Preferred Qualifications
- 3+ years of teaching experience
- Experience working with children of diverse ethnic backgrounds in an urban school setting
Other Information
Transcript - Unofficial transcripts are accepted at the time of hire. You must submit official transcripts within 30 days of your start date. Formal credential evaluation is required for post-secondary education completed outside of the United States.
Work Environment/Conditions
- Duties are normally performed in a school/classroom environment; school building is a multi-level building that has an elevator and is accessible.
- Position requires extensive interaction with children of all ages.
- Possible exposure to loud and noisy locations (e.g. loud classrooms or cafeterias; children speaking or laughing loudly).
- Operate standard equipment (computer, fax machine, telephone, copier machines, etc.).
- Fast-paced environment.
- Requires frequent keyboarding which calls for repetitive motion and rapid eye movements, frequent use of the telephone.
- Position requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, ability to push, reach, or bend.
- Work may require weekend and/or evening work and some travel may be required.
Teachers, Paraprofessionals and Teaching Assistants
Duties may occasionally be performed:
- on field trips away from school.
- in outdoor environments, such as athletic fields or playgrounds.
- in varying weather conditions, such as hot or cold weather.
For details on the benefits program go to: https://www.hcpak12.org/Page/136
To apply or check out other opportunities, go to https://www.hcpak12.org/careers
Equal Employment OpportunityHmong College Prep Academy District is an equal opportunity employer and supports an inclusive workplace environment.Job Category: School Year - Hourly Employees
Classification: FTE 1.0
Job Location: Onsite
Starting Hourly: $24.59 - $33.35
Reports To: K-12 Academic Program Manager
Hmong College Prep Academy’s mission is to provide the best integrated, challenging, and well-rounded educational experience to students in grades K-12. If you want to make a difference as part of a dynamic educational community, we invite you to apply to join our team at Hmong College Prep Academy where graduates will be rich in experiences, culture, knowledge and pride, and will be ready for the challenges of college and beyond.
Position Summary
HCPA is a Title I Charter School that serves students through a school-wide plan for instruction that is focused on the needs of at-risk students. The Long-Term Middle School ELA Substitute Teacher assignment is responsible for instructing students from grades 6-8. A Long-Term Substitute creates a flexible classroom environment favorable to learning and personal growth, instructs students in courses of study such as English language arts, social studies, mathematics, and science and creates a well-rounded comprehensive instructional program. They motivate students to develop skills, attitudes and knowledge needed to provide a solid foundation for further education.
Responsibilities
- Adhere to the curriculum and lesson plans assigned by the school and/or classroom teacher. While covering for a long-term absence, assume responsibility for lesson planning, grading, and record keeping.
- Provide instruction in the core curriculum areas for which employed; make appropriate use of instructional resources and technologies.
- Support the Minnesota Graduation and Common Core Standards; implement the goals and objectives of the District and the school and/or program to which assigned.
- Evaluate student performance in accordance with systems used by school and/or District; promote student achievement; maintain required student records; make related reports to the principal as prescribed or authorized by the superintendent.
- Perform classroom management duties; enforce rules governing the conduct of students; take appropriate disciplinary action with students when necessary.
- Provide differentiated instructional methods and content to ensure student mastery of content
- Use data such as screening, diagnostic information, progress monitoring, and daily work samples to adjust instruction and practice as well as target feedback.
- Promote a learning environment that is welcoming, respectful, friendly and academically challenging
- Foster a social environment with students to develop trust, respect, friendships and self-discovery
- Maintain accurate records including but not limited to attendance, grades, assessments and lesson plans via Schoology and/or PowerSchool
- Via Schoology/Seesaw, ensure all online class resources are current
- Connect with families via phone calls, emails, conferences and school events as needed during the long-term assignment
- Foster a social environment with students to develop trust, respect, friendships and self-discovery
- Participate in professional development meetings/clusters providing student work when requested.
- Implement new learning in the classroom following professional development.
- Develop and work on new learning based on self-assessment, input from teacher leaders and director of teaching and learning.
- Utilize student achievement data to address strengths and weaknesses of students and guide instructional decisions.
- Continuously seek opportunities to grow and learn as a professional.
- When not required as a substitute teacher, work with students, projects, or activities as described by K-12 school directors.
- Supervise student activities, which may include:
Bus duty – assist with walking students to the busses at the end of the day
Breakfast and/or lunch duty – assist with monitoring based on a rotational schedule
- Other related duties as assigned
Accountabilities
- Adhere to MN Teachers Code of Conduct
- Supports school goals and objectives consistent with the vision, mission, and values of HCPA.
- Participates in creating a culture of excellence, teamwork and collaboration amongst the staff, teachers, students, and families; a culture that is positive, open to the views of others, and uses social skills to resolve conflicts.
- Establishes and maintains effective and cooperative relationships with students, parents, teachers, and other school staff.
- Responds appropriately and promptly to parent, student, and staff member needs.
- Maintains strict confidentiality regarding students and the educational setting.
Engagement Activities
Volunteer activities
3 HCPA volunteer activities are required. These events take place outside of the traditional school day. Teachers may select the activities that fit best with their interests and student grade level. These activities may include open houses, school dances, prom, concerts, etc.
Required activities:
- Grade Level Parent Meetings
- Fall and Spring Parent /Teacher Conferences
- HCPA Graduation
Misc. Committees
There are many additional opportunities for members of the HCPA teaching staff to engage with the community and personally expand their skills. Participation in these committees is highly encouraged.
Requirements:Required Qualifications
- Current MN teaching license in secondary educations for grades 6-12 with the appropriate license
- BA or MA Teaching Licensure and/or related BA or MA Education Degree or equivalent of experience may be considered.
- 3+ years of teaching experience
- Strong skills in classroom presentation and management.
- Knowledge of instructional technologies.
- Knowledge of research and trends in teaching and student learning.
- Ability to utilize computer and multimedia technology as appropriate.
- Knowledge of teaching and learning strategies to meet a wide range of student needs and abilities.
- Knowledge of multicultural, gender and disability fair curriculum concepts.
- Ability to adapt Instructional routines, activities, and scaffolding to diverse student populations
- Ability to implement classroom activities that foster problem solving and critical thinking
- Ability to plan and implement lessons based on district and school goals and objectives.
- Ability to continuously strive and set goals for personal professional growth and development.
- Strong interpersonal skills - the ability to work effectively with students, parents, district staff and community members from diverse backgrounds.
- Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills; ability to multi-task.
- Knowledge of the programs, functions, and procedures of a school setting.
- Ability to remain calm in emergency and stressful situations.
- Ability to exercise initiative and sound and effective judgment within established guidelines.
Preferred Qualifications
- 3+ years of teaching experience
- Experience working with children of diverse ethnic backgrounds in an urban school setting
Other Information
Transcript - Unofficial transcripts are accepted at the time of hire. You must submit official transcripts within 30 days of your start date. Formal credential evaluation is required for post-secondary education completed outside of the United States.
Work Environment/Conditions
- Duties are normally performed in a school/classroom environment; school building is a multi-level building that has an elevator and is accessible.
- Position requires extensive interaction with children of all ages.
- Possible exposure to loud and noisy locations (e.g. loud classrooms or cafeterias; children speaking or laughing loudly).
- Operate standard equipment (computer, fax machine, telephone, copier machines, etc.).
- Fast-paced environment.
- Requires frequent keyboarding which calls for repetitive motion and rapid eye movements, frequent use of the telephone.
- Position requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time, ability to push, reach, or bend.
- Work may require weekend and/or evening work and some travel may be required.
Teachers, Paraprofessionals and Teaching Assistants
Duties may occasionally be performed:
- on field trips away from school.
- in outdoor environments, such as athletic fields or playgrounds.
- in varying weather conditions, such as hot or cold weather.
For details on the benefits program go to: https://www.hcpak12.org/Page/136
To apply or check out other opportunities, go to https://www.hcpak12.org/careers
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Mid Level Physician Substitute Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level physician substitute job?
Position yourself by leading with clinical outcomes you have driven independently, not just duties you performed under supervision. Highlight cases where you managed patient care end to end, contributed to protocols, or supported junior staff. Tailor your application to show you are ready for expanded scope, and make sure your credentials and any relevant certifications are current and prominently listed.
Which companies hire mid level physician substitutes?
Companies hiring mid level physician substitutes right now include Planate Management, Dayton Children's Hospital, and Franklin Pierce University, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring comes from health systems, multispecialty group practices, urgent care networks, and staffing organizations that need clinicians who can function with minimal oversight across a range of patient populations.
Are there remote mid level physician substitute jobs?
Yes, though most roles in this field involve on-site or hybrid patient care. About 29% of mid level physician substitute openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and these tend to focus on telemedicine, utilization review, or care coordination rather than direct hands-on clinical work. On-site roles remain the majority given the procedural and patient-facing nature of the position.
How do I move up to a mid level physician substitute role?
Moving from entry level into a mid level physician substitute role takes consistent growth in clinical independence over your first few years. Seek out assignments that stretch your decision-making, volunteer to mentor newer clinicians, and document measurable outcomes from your work. Building a reputation for handling complex cases reliably and contributing beyond your immediate patient load is what gets you noticed for mid level consideration.
Which industries hire the most mid level physician substitutes?
Mid Level physician substitute roles concentrate in Education, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Retail, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive demand because they require consistent clinical coverage, often across multiple sites or patient volumes that exceed what a single physician can manage, making experienced physician substitutes who can work autonomously especially valuable.