Remote Family Medicine Jobs
Remote family medicine jobs are open across telehealth platforms, digital health companies, and distributed healthcare organizations, from early-career physicians handling virtual patient panels to experienced clinicians leading remote care programs. Employers hiring remotely right now include Johns Hopkins Health System, Sprinter Health, and DrHouse. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
Find Remote Family Medicine JobsOverview
Showing 5 of 22+ Remote Family Medicine jobs






Physician Preceptor – Collaborative Practice
Elite Medical Care
Location: Tennessee
Job Type: Part-Time / Contract
Schedule: Flexible; approximately 1–2 hours per month
About the Position
Elite Medical Care is seeking a Tennessee-licensed physician to serve as a Physician Preceptor/Collaborating Physician for a clinical pharmacist practicing in Family Medicine under a Collaborative Practice Agreement (CPA).
This is a limited, flexible clinical oversight position designed for an experienced physician who is interested in supporting collaborative physician-pharmacist practice without assuming responsibility for the pharmacist's routine day-to-day patient encounters.
The position is particularly well suited for a physician who values evidence-based medicine, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the expanding role of pharmacists in primary care.
Responsibilities
The Physician Preceptor will:
- Provide clinical oversight consistent with the established Collaborative Practice Agreement.
- Review approximately 5% of patient charts each month, currently representing approximately two (2) charts per month.
- Provide clinical consultation when requested or when a patient situation warrants physician involvement.
- Review selected patient encounters for clinical appropriateness, documentation, medication management, and adherence to the CPA.
- Provide recommendations or guidance when clinically appropriate.
- Participate in periodic communication with the pharmacist regarding patient care and collaborative practice.
- Support quality assurance, patient safety, and evidence-based clinical practice.
- Maintain appropriate documentation of required chart reviews and clinical oversight.
What This Position Is — and Is Not
This is a limited preceptor/clinical oversight role, not a traditional full-time physician position.
The Physician Preceptor is not expected to routinely see, manage, or review every patient encounter. The pharmacist independently provides patient care within the authority and limitations established by the Collaborative Practice Agreement.
The primary recurring responsibility is the review of approximately 5% of patient charts per month (currently about two charts), with additional physician consultation available when clinically appropriate.
Qualifications
Required:
- Active, unrestricted Tennessee physician license.
- Current clinical practice in Tennessee.
- Ability to provide appropriate clinical consultation and oversight.
- Commitment to collaborative, patient-centered care.
- Good professional standing.
Preferred:
- Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or primary care experience.
- Experience working collaboratively with pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, or other advanced healthcare professionals.
- Interest in chronic disease management, medication management, and ambulatory care.
Time Commitment
The anticipated routine commitment is minimal:
Approximately two chart reviews per month, based on the current patient volume and 5% chart-review requirement.
The physician will also be available for occasional clinical consultation when needed. The schedule is flexible and can generally be coordinated around the physician's existing professional obligations.
Compensation
Compensation: $250
Compensation may be structured as an hourly rate, per-chart review, or monthly professional stipend, depending upon the final agreement.
Why Join Us?
This opportunity provides an experienced Tennessee physician with the opportunity to participate in an evolving model of physician-pharmacist collaborative practice while requiring a very limited time commitment.
The role is ideal for a physician who enjoys clinical collaboration and wants to contribute to the development of comprehensive Family Medicine services without taking on a traditional full-time or part-time patient panel.
How to Apply
Interested physicians should submit a resume/CV and brief statement of interest through Indeed.
Please include your Tennessee medical license status, current practice area, and relevant experience with collaborative or interdisciplinary healthcare.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Pay: $250.00 per month
Work Location: Remote
See All 22 Remote Family Medicine Jobs
Find roles that match your experience and apply in just a few clicks.
Find Remote Family Medicine JobsRemote Family Medicine Job Market
Who's Hiring


Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote family medicine jobs.
- Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree from an accredited program
- Completion of an accredited family medicine residency program
- Board certification or eligibility through the American Board of Family Medicine
- Active and unrestricted state medical license in the state of employment
- Current DEA registration and BLS or ACLS certification
- Experience managing chronic conditions including diabetes, hypertension, and preventive care across all age groups
Tips for Your Remote Family Medicine Job Search
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote family medicine openings from across the U.S. in one place. Check new postings regularly and apply directly to the roles that match your licensure, schedule, and patient population preferences before positions fill.
Highlight your telemedicine visit volume
Remote employers want to see that you've handled virtual patient encounters before. Quantify your telemedicine experience on your CV, whether from residency rotations, locum work, or a previous telehealth role, so hiring teams can assess your readiness immediately.
Demonstrate async communication skills upfront
Remote family medicine teams run on written handoffs, patient portal messages, and EHR documentation rather than hallway conversations. Your cover letter and application materials should reflect clear, precise written communication, because that's what remote clinical operations depend on daily.
Confirm multi-state licensure or compact eligibility
Many remote family medicine roles require you to hold licenses in multiple states or participate in the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. Check your current licensure status and identify which states a target employer serves before applying, so you can speak to your coverage in interviews.
Remote Family Medicine Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote family medicine job?
Target telehealth companies, digital health startups, and large health systems that have built distributed care teams, since those are the employers most consistently hiring family medicine physicians for fully remote roles. Remote employers screen heavily for comfort with asynchronous communication, electronic health record fluency, and the ability to manage a patient panel independently without in-person supervision. A documented history of telemedicine visits and strong written clinical notes gives your application a clear edge.
Which companies hire remote family medicines?
Companies hiring remote family medicines right now include Johns Hopkins Health System, Sprinter Health, and DrHouse, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These tend to be telehealth-first platforms, virtual primary care companies, and large health systems that have structured distributed care delivery across multiple states.
Can you get a remote family medicine job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level family medicine roles are harder to land because employers expect you to manage patient encounters and clinical workflows without in-person backup from day one. Telehealth companies and virtual urgent care platforms hire new graduates more readily than traditional practices do. Showing telemedicine rotations, strong EHR skills, and comfort with asynchronous care documentation can open doors when direct experience is limited.
Do you need a degree for remote family medicine jobs?
Usually, yes. Remote family medicine positions typically require a medical degree and board certification, since state licensing requirements apply regardless of where you practice. That said, remote employers also weigh demonstrated telemedicine competency, EHR proficiency, and the ability to work independently, so candidates who show those skills alongside their credentials stand out in a distributed care environment.
Which industries hire the most remote family medicines?
Most remote family medicine openings sit in Healthcare & Medical Services, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Those sectors hire family medicines remotely because their care delivery models are built around distributed teams serving patients across multiple states through virtual platforms.
See All 22 Remote Family Medicine Jobs
Find roles that match your experience and apply in just a few clicks.
Find Remote Family Medicine Jobs