Curai Health is an AI-powered virtual clinic on a mission to improve access to care at scale. As the pioneer in deploying machine learning into clinical workflows, Curai Health enables its dedicated, specially trained clinicians to deliver primary care to more people at a fraction of the cost. Easy-to-use and convenient, Curai Health partners with insurers and health systems to keep patients engaged in their care over time, improving health outcomes and reducing costs.

Our company is remote-first and our corporate office is located in San Francisco. We will consider any candidates that are US Physicians fully licensed to practice in the United States and carry the required state licenses.

Clinical Operations at Curai

The clinical team at Curai uses Artificial intelligence-empowered electronic records to deliver urgent care and primary care to our patients. Currently, we are searching for a pediatric or family medicine (who can do pediatrics) physician to cover day and/or night shifts. We operate 24/7 and seek flexible clinicians to meet our patients' needs.

Who You Are

None of these individually are hard requirements, but they do describe the type of folks that we think would be most effective and happy at Curai.

• Have worked remotely before or have a strong feeling that you'd work well with a 100% remote team spread across multiple time zones

• Value a team-based collaborative approach as it relates to providing healthcare

• Passionate about providing empathetic personalized patient care at scale

• Have informed opinions that you hold lightly but are flexible to meet the needs of patients and the business

• Understand that flexibility and adaptability are key traits to being successful in a start up environment and change is inevitable

What You'll Do

A day in the life of a Curai Physician is spent doing things like:

• Seeing acute/urgent care patients in our live text-based chat clinic. This can also include straightforward chronic care cases requiring refills.

• 90% clinical and 10% administrative tasks. Administrative time is broken down between clinical meetings, EHR/automation product feedback projects, and clinical operations quality improvement projects.

• Being responsible for accurately diagnosing patients using detailed patient history-taking and providing evidence-based treatment recommendations.

• Writing efficient encounter visit notes in a clear fashion that demonstrates strong medical decision-making skills, differential diagnoses, and a well-written and relevant care plan.

• Closing all notes optimally by the end of the encounter and/or at the latest by the end of the shift.

• Partnering with the AI/ML in the EHR to increase the machine’s ability to assist providers with clinical decision support.

• Providing feedback to the AI/ML and product teams on features that improve provider efficiency and accuracy.

• Staying abreast of EHR feature updates by continuously training and remaining current on the platform.

• Shifts work as follows: Day shift availability from 5am to 6pm Pacific time and work four 9-hour shifts a week (which includes being on shift two weekends a month) with 4 hours a week of flexible administrative hours. Currently, the night shift is three 12-hour shifts (6pm to 6am Pacific time) a week and 4 hours of flexible administrative hours.

What You'll Need

• Board Certification in Family Medicine/Internal Medicine (who can do pediatrics).

• Prior telemedicine experience

• Licensed in a compact state or you currently hold multiple state licenses (we will assist in licensing you up to all 50 states)

• You must also have a clear medical history (no board actions or complaints).

• 5+ years of clinical practice, ideally significant practice or engagement with primary care & pediatrics.

• Digital savviness, excellent typing skills, excellent grammatical construction, and excellent command of English.

• Excellent written and oral communication skills to ensure a meaningful and professional patient experience.

• Proficiency in English. Spanish fluency is an added plus.

• Start-up experience in healthcare is a plus.

• Pacific or Mountain Time zone is a plus

Salary depends on a scale based on years of experience, number of licenses, and work location. The state licenses the professional has can also play a factor in the range. Thus our annual full-time base range is large at $200,000 to $265,000. Stock grants are also available for full-time employees, increasing the overall compensation package.