Longevity Physician

Blueprint

11h•Remote

About The Position

Blueprint was founded by Bryan Johnson, who possesses the world’s best comprehensive biomarkers and is quantitatively the healthiest person on the planet. The company is methodically built on science, operating with a small, tight-knit team dedicated to improving the global food supply and establishing 'Don’t Die' as the most influential ideology worldwide. The team emphasizes rapid execution, efficient work, and a highly competent environment. This specific role combines high-touch concierge care with strategic clinical oversight, ensuring that all protocols are not only data-driven but also biologically optimized for contemporary health challenges.

Requirements

MD or DO from an accredited medical school with 10+ years of clinical practice.
Proven track record in a high-touch longevity focused concierge model or a boutique longevity clinic.
At least 5 years in a Medical Director or executive clinical role.
Active, unrestricted medical license and current DEA.
A passion for data, self-experimentation, and the rejection of the 'standard of care' when the standard is mediocrity.

Nice To Haves

Multistate medical license

Responsibilities

Review genomic, laboratory, imaging, and wearable data, interpreting it through the lens of individual biochemical individuality.
Conduct telemedicine visits that mirror the 'white-glove' service of concierge medicine—prioritizing patient access, deep listening, and comprehensive health advocacy.
Develop personalized, lifestyle-first health plans that prioritize mitochondrial health, phase I/II detoxification, and metabolic flexibility.
Manage a small, high-intensity cohort of patients, refining their protocols over time based on real-time biomarker feedback.
Working collaboratively with health coaches, dieticians, and care coordinators.
Work with Product and Engineering teams to build the 'clinical brain' of the Blueprint platform.
Serve as the clinical voice in cross-functional initiatives involving Growth, Operations, and the 'Don't Die' movement.