Medical Director Co./For Physicians
For Licensed MDs & DOs
Become a medical director with Medical Director Co.
You have spent years building clinical experience. A medical director role can be a way to use that experience outside the usual hospital or office setting, while still keeping patient care and sound clinical judgment at the center of the work.
Medical Director Co. connects licensed MDs and DOs with outpatient practices looking for physician oversight. Our network includes medspas, IV therapy providers, weight-management clinics, telehealth businesses, primary care offices, and specialty practices. We introduce physicians to opportunities that fit their license, background, and availability, then coordinate the attorney-reviewed documents needed to put the relationship in place.
- Attorney-reviewed agreements · You keep the clinical decision
+For licensed MDs and DOs.
Physician Network
Tell us about your license and specialty.
Licensed MDs & DOs
Outpatient opportunities
Attorney-reviewed agreements
You keep the clinical decision
Clinical Fit Comes First
Use your experience where it fits.
Not every physician is right for every clinic. A practice offering injectables, weight-management medications, or telehealth services needs a physician who is comfortable reviewing that model of care. The same is true for the physician. You should not have to spend time sorting through opportunities that fall outside your specialty, state license, or comfort level.
Tell us where you are licensed, the type of work you have done, and the types of practices you are open to supporting. We use that information to identify potential placements that make sense for you.
Our Network
Opportunities in our network.
Medical Director Co. works with several types of outpatient practices. Availability changes by state and clinical need, but physicians in our network may be considered for:
Medspas and aesthetic practices
Support clinics offering injectables, laser services, skincare procedures, and other aesthetic treatments. These placements can involve protocol review, staff oversight, and physician involvement that matches the rules in the state where the practice operates.
IV therapy and wellness clinics
Review opportunities with businesses offering IV therapy and wellness services. The proposed relationship should account for patient screening, orders, documentation, clinical escalation, and staff training.
Medical weight-management practices
Work with clinics that provide weight-management services, including patient evaluation, follow-up care, and treatment plans that may involve prescription medication.
Telehealth and hybrid practices
Consider remote or hybrid opportunities where your licenses, availability, and the practice’s clinical model are a good fit. Telehealth arrangements still need a clear approach to patient location, documentation, prescribing, and access to the physician.
Primary care and specialty clinics
Explore placements with primary care, hormone therapy, pain-management, and other outpatient practices that need a medical director or collaborating physician relationship.
Our Role
What Medical Director Co. handles.
Physicians do not need more administrative work piled onto a full schedule. Our team handles the coordination that brings a potential placement from introduction to agreement.
You keep control of the clinical decision. You can ask questions about the practice, review the proposed scope, and decline an arrangement that does not fit.
Our team handles
- We review your physician profile and preferences.
- We introduce you to practices that may be a match.
- We coordinate attorney-reviewed, state-specific agreements and core documentation.
- We support administrative updates when a clinic adds a service, provider, or location.
How It Works
How the placement process works.
Complete your profile
Share your active licenses, specialty, relevant experience, availability, and the states or practice types you are interested in. You can also tell us what you do not want to oversee.
Review a potential match
When a practice needs a physician with your background, we will introduce the opportunity. You can review the clinic’s services, location, clinical team, and proposed role before making a decision.
Finalize the relationship
If the placement is a fit for both sides, Medical Director Co. coordinates the required agreements and documentation. Requirements depend on the state, services, and clinician team.
Stay supported as the practice grows
Practices change. They add providers, locations, and services. Our team helps keep the administrative side organized when those changes need to be reviewed.
A Note on Responsibility
The role comes with real responsibility.
Medical director work is not a passive title or a simple signature. The exact scope differs by state and practice, but physicians may be expected to review clinical protocols, participate in chart review, be available for questions, or take on supervision, delegation, or collaboration responsibilities.
Before accepting a placement, you should understand the services being offered, the clinicians providing care, the communication process, and the clinical authority you retain. You should also review compensation, professional-liability coverage, and the terms for ending the relationship.
Medical Director Co. provides structure around the placement. Each physician is still responsible for deciding if the role is clinically appropriate.
Who can apply?
Medical Director Co. is looking for licensed MDs and DOs interested in outpatient medical director or collaborating physician opportunities. An active license in the state where a clinic operates is generally required, along with experience that fits the proposed clinical model.
Physicians from a range of backgrounds may be considered, including family medicine, internal medicine, emergency medicine, anesthesiology, dermatology, and other relevant specialties. The right fit always depends on the practice and services involved.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Can I serve as a medical director while keeping my current practice?
Some physicians do. The important question is whether you can meet the expectations of the arrangement without affecting your existing clinical obligations. Review availability, employer restrictions, and insurance requirements before you commit.
Can I work with more than one clinic?
It may be possible, depending on state requirements, service complexity, your availability, and your ability to provide appropriate oversight for each practice.
Do I need to be onsite?
Some placements include remote work. Others require onsite visits or a defined level of in-person access. The requirements depend on the state and the practice’s services.
How does Medical Director Co. screen opportunities?
We review the clinic’s state, services, clinician needs, and requested physician relationship before making an introduction. Physicians should still conduct their own review and ask questions before accepting any role.
Apply to Join the Physician Network
Join the Medical Director Co. network.
If you are interested in outpatient medical director or collaborating physician opportunities, submit your profile below. Share your licenses, specialty, relevant experience, and the types of practices you would consider.
We will contact you when there is a potential fit.
- Licensed MDs & DOs
- Outpatient opportunities
- You keep the clinical decision
Medical Director Intake Form
Complete the form below to be considered for medical director and collaborating physician opportunities.
