Jobs at MASC Medical

Provides outpatient psychiatric care Monday through Friday, treating approximately 15 patients daily without nights, weekends, or call. The role includes AI scribe and back-office support, a $280,000–$300,000 base salary plus RVU bonuses, benefits, relocation assistance, CME support, and a partnership track after three years. Board-certified or board-eligible psychiatrists are welcome, including new graduates. A Tennessee medical license is required or must be obtained.

Provide general neurology care in outpatient and inpatient settings, with flexibility to focus on either. Responsibilities include seeing approximately 20 patients daily, hospital rounds, phone-based call coverage, and one weekend per month. New graduates receive mentorship, and physicians can pursue practice membership beginning in year two.

Provides general neurology care in outpatient clinics and inpatient hospital settings, with flexibility to focus on either setting. Responsibilities include treating approximately 20 patients daily, hospital rounds, phone-based call coverage, and participation in a physician-owned group’s partnership track beginning in year two. New graduates receive mentorship, and subspecialty training is welcome.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seeing approximately 15 patients daily. The role has no nights, weekends, or call obligations. Responsibilities include evaluating and treating psychiatric patients, with documentation and patient messaging supported by AI scribes and a back-office team. Physicians may receive RVU bonuses, relocation assistance, CME benefits, and access to a partnership track after three years.

Provides comprehensive autism spectrum disorder evaluations using ADOS-2 and other standardized tools, offers individual counseling, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, prepares clinical reports, and communicates findings and recommendations to patients, families, and referring providers. The role follows a hybrid schedule with in-office assessments and remote documentation or counseling.

Diagnose patients and determine surgical needs, communicate treatment details with families, maintain medical records, and perform spine procedures including discectomy, laminectomy, spinal fusion, and spinal cord stimulation. The role requires comfort with neck and back procedures and board certification or eligibility in neurosurgery or orthopedic spine surgery.

Performs radiologic imaging in a healthcare setting. The role includes variable shifts, rotating weekend and holiday coverage, and requires ARRT, IEMA, and BLS certifications. New graduates are accepted, with at least one year of experience requested. No on-call duties are required.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include evaluating medical histories and test results, diagnosing mental health conditions, explaining treatments, prescribing medication and therapy, monitoring progress, and adjusting care plans. The psychiatrist must hold an unrestricted California medical license and be willing to treat children using varied mental health treatment approaches.

Provides pediatric pulmonology care in clinic and hospital settings, including patient management, hospital consultations, rounds, and call coverage. The physician will see approximately 18–22 clinic patients daily, participate in a rotating Thursday-to-Thursday call schedule, collaborate with five providers, and use electronic medical records. The role requires an MD or DO, pulmonology board certification or eligibility, and eligibility for Florida licensure.

Provides direct remote telepsychiatry care for adults and older adults with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and dementia. Leads and mentors psychiatric nurse practitioners through supervision, case reviews, team huddles, and education. Performs psychiatric evaluations, treatment planning, medication management, and crisis intervention; collaborates with primary care and care management teams; supports behavioral health program development, process improvement, recruitment, and onboarding. Participates in limited rotating on-call coverage.

Provides outpatient neurological care Monday through Friday in a multispecialty practice. The neurologist will manage a full patient panel, use in-office EEG equipment, and work with full support staff. The position has no call responsibilities and includes malpractice coverage, CME, paid time off, and retirement benefits. Board certification and a Maryland physician license, or willingness to obtain one, are required.

Provides direct individual, group, and family therapy to youth; conducts assessments, develops treatment plans, supports discharge planning, documents clinical services, monitors treatment progress, participates in interdisciplinary treatment meetings, conducts educational groups, and reports suspected abuse according to required protocols.

Provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients with pain conditions. Responsibilities include reviewing medical histories, conducting examinations and diagnostic testing, developing individualized multimodal treatment plans, performing interventional procedures such as nerve blocks, epidural injections, radiofrequency ablation, and spinal cord stimulation, and collaborating with referring physicians and allied health professionals.

Provides therapeutic services to youth, including individual, group, and family therapy. Conducts assessments, develops treatment and discharge plans, documents interventions, monitors treatment progress, participates in interdisciplinary case management, leads educational groups, and reports suspected abuse according to required protocols.

Provides full-time outpatient physiatry and pain-management care for approximately 25–30 patients daily. Responsibilities include managing chronic pain conditions, performing procedures, collaborating with other providers, and reviewing nurse practitioner notes. The role has no on-call requirement and follows a Monday-through-Friday clinic schedule.

Provides surgical evaluation and treatment for patients with spinal conditions. Responsibilities include diagnosing surgical needs, discussing treatment and procedures with families, maintaining medical records, and performing discectomy, laminectomy, spinal fusion, and spinal cord stimulation procedures. The position requires spine procedure experience and board certification or eligibility in neurosurgery or orthopedic spine surgery.

Provide outpatient neurology care in a multispecialty practice Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The role includes managing a full patient panel with support staff and access to in-office EEG equipment. Benefits include malpractice coverage, CME, paid time off, retirement benefits, and no call responsibilities.

Provides neurology care in Eureka, California, supported by full staff and comprehensive benefits. The role requires board certification or eligibility in neurology and a current California medical license. Compensation includes a $285,000–$315,000 annual salary, sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, insurance, retirement benefits, and malpractice coverage.

Provides direct telepsychiatry care for adults and older adults with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and dementia. Leads and mentors a pod of psychiatric nurse practitioners through supervision, case reviews, huddles, and education. Performs psychiatric evaluations, treatment planning, medication management, and crisis intervention while collaborating with primary care and care management teams. Supports behavioral health program development, process improvement, recruitment, and limited on-call coverage.

Performs Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancer, interprets intraoperative histologic slides, conducts evaluations and follow-ups, collaborates with other specialists, educates patients, and maintains current knowledge of dermatologic surgery advancements.