Become a Medical Director With Medical Director Co.
Use your clinical experience outside the usual hospital or office setting. We introduce licensed MDs and DOs to outpatient practices that fit their license, background, and availability, then coordinate the documents that put the relationship in place.
Before you say yes, you’ll know:
- The services the clinic offers
- The clinicians providing care
- Your proposed role and scope
- How communication and escalation work
Matched to Your License
We only bring you opportunities that fit your state license, specialty, and comfort level.
Reviewed Before You Commit
See the services, location, clinical team, and proposed role before you decide.
Your Judgment Stays Yours
Ask questions, review the scope, and decline any arrangement that doesn’t fit.
Explore Practice Types
Availability changes by state and clinical need. Physicians in our network may be considered for these outpatient practices.
Medspas & Aesthetics
Support clinics offering injectables, laser services, skincare procedures, and other aesthetic treatments, with physician involvement that matches the rules in the clinic’s state.
I’m Interested- Protocol review
- Staff oversight
- Physician involvement matched to state rules
IV Therapy & Wellness
Review opportunities with businesses offering IV therapy and wellness services, where the relationship accounts for the full patient workflow.
I’m Interested- Patient screening
- Orders and documentation
- Clinical escalation and staff training
Medical Weight Management
Work with clinics that provide weight-management services and ongoing follow-up care.
I’m Interested- Patient evaluation
- Follow-up care
- Treatment plans that may involve prescription medication
Telehealth & Hybrid
Consider remote or hybrid roles where your licenses, availability, and the practice’s clinical model are a good fit.
I’m Interested- A clear approach to patient location
- Documentation and prescribing
- Reliable access to the physician
Primary Care & Specialty
Explore placements with outpatient practices that need a medical director or collaborating physician relationship.
I’m Interested- Primary care offices
- Hormone therapy and pain management
- Other specialty outpatient practices
What We Handle. What You Decide.
Physicians don’t need more admin on a full schedule. We coordinate the placement; the clinical decision is always yours.
Medical Director Co. handles
- Reviewing your physician profile and preferences
- Introducing you to practices that may be a match
- Coordinating attorney-reviewed, state-specific agreements and core documents
- Administrative updates when a clinic adds a service, provider, or location
You decide
- Whether a clinic fits your specialty and experience
- The scope you’re comfortable taking on
- The availability you can offer
- Whether to accept or decline the arrangement
Before You Accept, Confirm the Details
Medical director work is not a passive title or a simple signature. The exact scope differs by state and practice.
Licensed MDs & DOs, Many Specialties
We’re looking for physicians interested in outpatient medical director or collaborating physician work. The right fit always depends on the practice and services involved.
From Profile to Placement
A simple process that keeps you in control at every step.
Start My ProfileShare Your Profile
Your active licenses, specialty, experience, availability, and the states or practice types you’re interested in. Tell us what you don’t want to oversee, too.
Review the Opportunity
When a practice needs your background, we introduce it. Review the clinic’s services, location, clinical team, and proposed role before deciding.
Put It in Writing
If it’s a fit for both sides, we coordinate the required agreements and documentation for the state, services, and clinician team.
Ongoing Support
Practices add providers, locations, and services. We keep the administrative side organized when changes need review.
Questions Physicians Ask Us
Common questions about outpatient medical director work.
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.
Medical Director Intake Form
Four short steps. Share your contact details, credentials, and licensed states, and we’ll reach out when there’s a potential fit.
