Tele-Infectious Disease | Infectious Disease Physician (FTE​/ PRN 1099

Tele-Infectious Disease | Infectious Disease Physician (FTE/ PRN 1099)

The Tele-Infectious Disease Physician (Tele-) provides direct, consultative, and compassionate virtual care to patients with suspected or confirmed infectious diseases across inpatient and ICU settings. You will collaborate closely with bedside teams to evaluate complex cases, implement evidence-based  practices, guide antimicrobial management, and support early identification of clinical deterioration.

Using your infectious disease expertise, you will help streamline care, reduce unnecessary antibiotic exposure, guide stewardship initiatives, and improve outcomes for both medical and surgical patients. As a customer-facing representative of Equum Medical, you will build long-term, trusted relationships with our partner hospitals to drive clinical excellence and enhance staff and patient experience.

• Provide  via telemedicine for a broad range of infectious conditions (e.g., sepsis, bacteremia, endocarditis, meningitis, pneumonia, post-operative infections, fever of unknown origin, immunocompromised hosts).
• Lead and guide antimicrobial stewardship recommendations, including de-escalation, escalation, transitions of therapy, and duration guidance.
• Collaborate with bedside physicians, APPs, pharmacists, nursing, and multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive treatment plans.
• Conduct proactive rounding with hospital teams to provide early input on infectious concerns or patients at high risk for deterioration.
• Review EMR data, laboratory trends, imaging, vital signs, and decision-support tools to deliver high-quality  care.
• Assist hospitals in adhering to
  -related quality measures, including sepsis bundle adherence, source‑control optimization, and appropriate antimicrobial usage.
• Communicate complex infectious disease recommendations in a clear, timely, and supportive manner.
• Promote strong site relationships through reliability, clinical excellence, and collaborative engagement.

• Ability to effectively present clinical findings and respond to questions from onsite care teams, hospital leadership, and interdisciplinary partners.
• Comfort working both independently and collaboratively in a virtual environment.
• Prior telemedicine or remote consult experience preferred, but not required.
• Strong proactive communication and responsiveness.
• ACLS certification preferred (depending on site needs).
• Reliable high‑speed home internet.
• Ability to participate in 12‑hour tele‑consult shifts as assigned (flexible scheduling available).

• Demonstrated proficiency in managing a wide spectrum of infectious diseases across acute and critical care settings.
• Strong understanding of antimicrobial stewardship principles, infection control practices, and ‑related quality measures.
• Ability to interpret complex diagnostic results and synthesize actionable plans.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• High proficiency in EMR navigation, documentation, and telehealth technologies.
• Skillful clinical decision‑making, critical thinking, and prioritization in a remote consultative model.

• Graduate of an accredited School of Medicine.
• Board‑Certification or Board‑Eligibility in Infectious Disease.
• Ability to obtain and maintain medical licensure in states where services are provided (multi‑state licenses beneficial).

Entry level

Part‑time

Hospitals and Health Care