Psychiatric Supervising Physician (Telehealth)

Luro Health•Pittsburgh, PA

51d•$110 - $125•Remote

About The Position

Luro Health is seeking a board-certified psychiatrist to provide clinical supervision and leadership for a growing virtual behavioral health program serving Medicare and Medicaid populations. As an early psychiatric clinical leader, this physician will help establish the standards, workflows, supervision model, and quality framework that guide care as the organization scales nationally. The role emphasizes provider supervision, quality oversight, and clinical program development rather than managing a full patient panel. The position is part-time, fully remote, and approximately 10–20 hours per week, with flexibility based on availability and program needs. Compensation is $110–$125 per hour, based on experience, qualifications, and overall role fit. The role is engaged through Luro Provider Group, which provides clinical services; Luro Health provides management services and does not practice medicine. The physician is responsible for clinical decision-making and oversight.

Requirements

M.D. or D.O. with board certification in Psychiatry.
Active psychiatry license in Pennsylvania and/or Vermont.
Active unrestricted license in at least one participating state.
Ability to obtain additional licenses with company support.
Strong knowledge of psychiatric clinical guidelines, quality metrics, documentation expectations, and regulatory requirements.
Demonstrated leadership in clinical program development, provider oversight, and quality improvement.
Excellent communication skills with care teams, cross-functional partners, and patients.
Comfort working in a growing, remote-first organization where clinical rigor, collaboration, and practical problem-solving matter.

Nice To Haves

Experience supervising psychiatric APPs and/or LCSWs in telehealth or multi-state environments.
Experience with Medicaid and Medicare populations and integrated behavioral health care models.

Responsibilities

Serve as supervising physician for psychiatric advanced practice providers, including PMHNPs, and provide clinical oversight for LCSWs delivering psychotherapy, in accordance with applicable state laws and scope-of-practice requirements.
Establish and maintain clinical standards for adult behavioral health populations across psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care.
Provide clinical consultation on complex cases.
Conduct chart reviews and quality audits.
Support behavioral health protocols and care standards.
Participate in occasional case reviews and team meetings.
Advise on program development as the organization scales.