Regional Medical Director

Company Description TeleSpecialists is a physician-owned, nationally recognized provider of telemedicine solutions supporting quality-focused hospitals and healthcare systems across the country. The organization specializes in rapidly accessible remote neurology and psychiatry services, covering both emergent and non-emergent needs. TeleSpecialists partners with healthcare organizations to improve access to specialty care, streamline clinical workflows, and elevate patient outcomes. Team members collaborate in a technology-enabled environment designed to support clinical excellence and operational efficiency. The company offers an innovative, mission-driven setting for clinicians interested in advancing telehealth care delivery.
Role Description The Regional Medical Director is a full-time, remote role responsible for overseeing clinical quality and performance across an assigned region of partner hospitals and healthcare systems. This role includes providing clinical leadership to telemedicine providers, collaborating with local medical staff and administrators, and ensuring adherence to evidence-based guidelines and regulatory standards. The Regional Medical Director will review clinical metrics, lead quality improvement initiatives, and participate in the development of protocols for neurology and psychiatry services. Daily responsibilities also include supporting physician engagement, assisting with onboarding and mentoring of clinicians, and contributing to strategic planning for telemedicine service expansion. The role requires regular virtual meetings, occasional on-site visits as needed, and close coordination with cross-functional teams to maintain high standards of patient care.
Qualifications
Strong foundation in Medicine with board certification (or eligibility) in a relevant specialty and experience in telemedicine practice.
Clinical expertise in Neurology, particularly in acute stroke care and other emergent neurologic conditions, with familiarity in tele-neurology workflows.
Relevant experience in Cardiology or Oncology is beneficial, especially in coordinating multidisciplinary care and managing complex patients.
Demonstrated experience working with physicians, including leading clinical teams, providing mentorship, and collaborating with hospital medical staff.
Current, unrestricted medical license in at least one U.S. state, with ability to obtain additional state licenses as required.
Proven ability to analyze clinical data, drive quality improvement initiatives, and implement evidence-based protocols.
Excellent communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, with comfort working in a remote, technology-driven environment.
Prior leadership or medical director experience in a hospital, health system, or telemedicine setting is highly preferred.

Work arrangement
Yes