EQUUM Medical

Tele-Critical Care Intensivist (Nights) | Flexible Scheduling FTE/PRN

United States

telemedicine

Job Highlights

  • Flexible Schedule
  • Opportunity to Give Back to an Underserved Community
  • Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) State
  • The Tele-Intensivist provides direct and compassionate virtual care to patients in the ICU setting through telemedicine. You will be managing the patients in collaboration with an on-site team to develop a comprehensive plan of care, including implementing standardized best practices.

    Key Responsibilities:

    • Managing the ventilator and titrating vasoactive infusions for critically ill patients.
    • Communicating effectively with other members of the patient's care team, including physicians when necessary
    • Treating medical and surgical critically ill patients
    • Conducting proactive rounding with the bedside team to assess and institute early treatment to prevent clinical deterioration.
    • Accessing and utilizing the EMR, patient records, vital signs, and other decision support tools to provide high-quality care for critically ill patients.

    Requirements:

    • Must be able to effectively present information and respond to questions from patient care providers as well as managers, clients and customers
    • Must have the ability to work independently and in a collaborative means
    • Previous computer experience required
    • Proactive communication to other members of the patient’s physician team
    • ACLS Certification
    • Reliable high speed home internet
    • Practicing VTE, SUP, appropriate ventilation and sedation
    • Ideally reside in a compact state
    • 12-hour shifts (7PM - 7AM EST)

    Knowledge and Skills:

    • Demonstrated proficiency in acute and/or critical care skills
    • Strong understanding of telemetry monitoring, policies, and procedures
    • Ability to think critically in diagnosing clinical problems and defining interventions
    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English

    Education:

    • Graduate from an accredited School of Medicine
    • Ability to obtain a state Medical License in geographies in which services are provided
    • Board-Certification in Critical Care Medicine and additional subspecialties are a plus, for example for providing tele-pulmonary consults for ICU, step-down, and inpatient medical units

    Posted March 5, 2026

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