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CarrotTelemedicine Physician Consultant
Carrot operates a global fertility and family care platform trusted by health plans, health systems, and employers across numerous countries. The organization is expanding its telemedicine…
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Carrot operates a global fertility and family care platform trusted by health plans, health systems, and employers across numerous countries. The organization is expanding its telemedicine clinic by adding part-time clinical consultants to deliver evidence-based virtual care across multiple states in the United States. In this contractor role, practitioners will conduct virtual appointments via phone or video to provide diagnostics, treatment planning, and longitudinal management focusing on menopause care, early…
Job Description
Carrot operates a global fertility and family care platform trusted by health plans, health systems, and employers across numerous countries. The organization is expanding its telemedicine clinic by adding part-time clinical consultants to deliver evidence-based virtual care across multiple states in the United States.
In this contractor role, practitioners will conduct virtual appointments via phone or video to provide diagnostics, treatment planning, and longitudinal management focusing on menopause care, early fertility support, and related metabolic and hormonal concerns. Professionals with expertise in prescribing anti-obesity medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists following clinical protocols are strongly encouraged to participate. The weekly commitment ranges from five to forty hours, with a target of ten to fifteen hours per week.
This opportunity is well-suited for licensed medical professionals seeking flexible, remote contractor work dedicated to improving reproductive, hormonal, and whole-person health outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Conduct virtual consultations through video or phone to assess, diagnose, treat, and manage menopausal, fertility, and related hormonal and metabolic concerns
- Apply current guidelines from ACOG, ASRM, and The Menopause Society while engaging in individualized, shared decision-making with members
- Evaluate and manage metabolic health routinely, including prescribing and overseeing anti-obesity medications like GLP-1 receptor agonists within clinical protocols
- Document patient visits accurately and promptly, order and interpret relevant laboratory tests, and coordinate necessary referrals
- Maintain active multi-state licenses, complete credentialing procedures, and pursue additional state licensures to broaden member coverage
- Participate in case reviews, chart audits, and clinical protocol refinements to uphold high standards of member experience and quality
Requirements
- Hold an MD or DO degree in specialties such as Obstetrics/Gynecology, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Urology, or Endocrinology, or serve as a qualified Physician Assistant or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse/Nurse Practitioner
- Possess at least 3 to 5 years of active clinical experience focused on menopause care, early fertility support, or both
- Maintain an active, unrestricted U.S. medical license, with multi-state licensure and IMLC participation strongly preferred
- Maintain a HIPAA-compliant home office workspace with reliable internet access
- Demonstrate proficiency using telehealth technologies, electronic prescribing tools, secure messaging, video platforms, and electronic health record systems
Qualifications
- Possess Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) certification or have certification actively in progress with a defined completion plan
- Bring clinical experience that covers both early fertility and menopause journeys
- Have prior background working in a dedicated fertility center, menopause clinic, or specialized healthcare program
- Display experience with early fertility workups, ovulation induction, AMH testing, and preconception optimization
- Hold obesity medicine training or ABOM certification with experience managing GLP-1 receptor agonists
- Bring prior background in digital health, multi-state telemedicine environments, or health benefits organizations
- Demonstrate fluency in an additional language or experience supporting diverse and historically underserved populations
Core Skills
Benefits
- Competitive compensation package
- Flexible Time Off culture that encourages personnel to recharge
- Comprehensive parental leave and family-forming benefits
- Retirement savings plans along with short- and long-term incentives
- Health and wellness benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this position remote?
Yes, this role is fully remote.
What is the employment type and expected time commitment?
This is a flexible part-time contractor engagement requiring approximately 5 to 40 hours per week, with a target commitment of 10 to 15 hours weekly.
What salary does this position offer?
The posting states that the starting base salary ranges from $120 to $160, though actual compensation may vary depending on confirmed job-related skills and experience.
What medical qualifications are required for the menopause specialty?
Clinicians practicing in the menopause specialty must hold MSCP certification from The Menopause Society or have certification actively in progress with a clear completion plan.
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