Complex Care Physician

Thyme Care•Remote, United States

4d•$200,000 - $240,000•Remote

About The Position

Thyme Care is hiring a Physician – Complex Care to provide compassionate, high-quality care to members with complex medical needs, including cancer and other serious chronic conditions. The physician will support the clinical strength of an interdisciplinary care team in a fully virtual care model, helping address members’ clinical and social needs and keeping care aligned with their goals. The role includes leading case conferences, providing virtual urgent, same-day, and post-discharge visits, contributing to clinical quality and program development, and collaborating with Nurse Practitioners and external oncology and primary care providers. Patient interactions take place virtually through video, phone, text, or Thyme Care’s care platform. The position reports to the VP, Clinical Outcomes & Quality and is remote-friendly within the United States. Occasional backup weekend and holiday coverage may be needed. The base salary is $200,000–$240,000, depending on factors such as qualifications and experience. The position is bonus-eligible and includes equity, benefits, and other opportunities as part of the total compensation package.

Requirements

Board-certified physician in internal medicine or family medicine.
Strong interest in managing complex comorbid conditions and cancer.
Unrestricted medical license and willingness to obtain additional state licenses as needed.
Demonstrated excellence in virtual or telehealth care delivery, communication, and documentation.
Experience managing medically complex patients, supporting shared decision-making, and working closely with interdisciplinary care teams.
Comfort using technology in daily practice, including video visits, electronic health records, Google Suite, Slack, and AI-enabled tools.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and work under pressure while maintaining organized communications and documentation.
Strong listening, communication, and relationship-building skills.
Ability to identify and prioritize member needs and act to address urgent and important needs promptly.
Comfort working in a fast-paced startup environment with ambiguity and changing priorities.
Interest in learning and using new technologies.

Nice To Haves

Geriatrics, palliative care, or oncology fellowship training.
Prior experience in a startup or value-based-care organization.
Interest in using data and innovation to improve oncology care.
Experience mentoring or supporting an interdisciplinary team.
Experience at a startup or tech-forward company.

Responsibilities

Lead interdisciplinary case conferences, offering clinical insight on complex or advanced cases and helping guide decision-making.
Contribute to clinical quality and program development through education, feedback, documentation, and participation in clinical initiatives.
Provide virtual urgent or same-day clinical visits, using sound clinical judgment and evidence-based care for assessment, triage, and next steps.
Conduct virtual post-discharge clinical visits using evidence-based guidelines to support safe transitions to outpatient care; work with a field-based community health worker when applicable.
Partner with the care team to develop and adjust individualized care plans based on members’ evolving needs and goals.
Collaborate with Nurse Practitioners to support consistent, high-quality care and shared clinical standards.
Coordinate with external oncology and primary care providers to support continuity of care and reduce fragmentation.
Occasionally provide backup weekend and holiday coverage support for the Nurse Practitioner team.