Jobs at MASC Medical

Provide outpatient neurological care Monday through Friday without nights, weekends, or call. Evaluate and treat approximately 12–20 patients daily, with access to on-site EEG, EMG, cath lab, MRI, and CT services. General neurology practice is welcomed, with optional memory and dementia specialization and additional clinic locations. Physicians receive a $300,000 base salary, performance bonuses, comprehensive benefits, and a partnership opportunity after three years.

Provides comprehensive orthopedic care, including examinations, musculoskeletal assessments, diagnosis and treatment of fractures, joint conditions, and degenerative diseases. Develops individualized treatment plans, maintains accurate medical records, collaborates with multidisciplinary healthcare teams, and educates patients and families about conditions, recovery, prevention, and rehabilitation. Works Monday through Friday during regular business hours without hospital call.

Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for adults with traumatic brain injuries, concussions, motor vehicle and workplace injuries. Differentiate neurological injury from psychological and functional factors, administer validity testing, and produce evidence-based reports covering diagnosis, limitations, prognosis, and recommendations. Collaborate with rehabilitation providers and educate patients and families. The role uses telehealth and in-person assessments across Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio in a medico-legal setting.

Provides outpatient primary care to pediatric patients in Los Angeles, managing approximately 20–22 patients daily during weekday hours. Requires pediatric evaluation and treatment, direct communication in Spanish and English, and collaboration within a supported primary care setting. The role offers no nights, weekends, or call, along with malpractice coverage, benefits, CME support, loan repayment eligibility, and potential relocation and sign-on assistance.

Provides non-invasive cardiology care, diagnosing and managing cardiovascular conditions for a primarily geriatric patient panel. Responsibilities include clinic visits, in-office diagnostic testing, procedure days, and shared 1:4 call coverage. The role operates between Chandler and Casa Grande offices, with a Monday-Friday schedule. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible in cardiology and hold or obtain an Arizona license. New graduates and visa candidates are welcome.

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.

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.

Provides general dermatology care, including skin consultations, disease screening, medical history evaluation, biopsies, medication and hormone therapy prescriptions, noninvasive skin procedures, cosmetic treatments, specialist referrals, and patient counseling. The role requires dermatology board certification or eligibility, Arkansas licensure, and at least two years of general dermatology experience.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care for approximately 4–12 patients daily, including assessing medical histories, diagnosing mental-health conditions, discussing treatments, prescribing medication or therapy, monitoring progress, and adjusting care plans. The psychiatrist must be licensed, available during weekday hours, open to flexible scheduling and treating children, and willing to use multiple treatment approaches.

Provides neurological evaluations and follow-up care for patients with traumatic brain injury and post-accident conditions in a hybrid in-person and telehealth model. Works within a multidisciplinary team, conducts complex clinical assessments, and manages patient care without weekend or on-call responsibilities. The role includes four-day workweeks, primarily PIP patients, EMR-supported telehealth, and one week per month of in-person evaluations in Texas.

Provides neurological evaluations and follow-up care for personal injury and traumatic brain injury patients through primarily telemedicine visits, with some in-person care. Collaborates with chiropractors, pain physicians, rehabilitation staff, and medical assistants; documents care in an EMR system and supports business development. The position is full-time, four days per week, with no on-call duties.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include evaluating medical histories and test results, diagnosing mental health conditions, discussing treatments, prescribing medication or therapy, and monitoring patient progress. The psychiatrist must hold an unrestricted Texas medical license and be willing to treat children and use varied mental-health treatment approaches. The schedule is generally Monday through Friday, with flexibility.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include collecting medical histories, diagnosing mental health conditions, explaining treatments, prescribing medication or therapy, monitoring patient progress, and adjusting care plans. The psychiatrist must hold an unrestricted Georgia medical license, be open to varied treatment approaches, and see children. The practice offers flexible scheduling, malpractice coverage, benefits, PTO, and compensation of $250,000 plus a production bonus.

Provides comprehensive non-invasive cardiovascular care in outpatient clinics, including diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular risk assessment, treatment planning, preoperative evaluations, and interpretation of echocardiograms, nuclear studies, stress tests, EKGs, and cardiac monitors. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, supports population health and quality initiatives, maintains compliant EHR documentation, educates patients, and mentors clinical staff. Travel between clinic locations may be required.

Provides outpatient neurological care Monday through Friday without nights, weekends, or on-call duties. The neurologist manages 12–20 patients daily, performs or supports EMG and EEG procedures, and may develop a memory-disorders and dementia focus. The role includes access to in-house diagnostic technology, optional work at a second location, administrative support, AI scribes, substantial compensation, relocation assistance, CME benefits, and a potential partnership track.

Performs aesthetic surgical and non-surgical procedures involving the face, breast, and body across three New York locations. Responsibilities include patient consultations, personalized treatment planning, post-operative care, maintaining clinical safety standards, and collaborating with marketing and management to grow the practice and surgeon’s personal brand.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include taking medical histories, evaluating records and test results, diagnosing mental health conditions, explaining treatment options, prescribing medication and therapy, and monitoring patient progress. The psychiatrist must be licensed, open to treating children, and willing to use multiple treatment-plan approaches.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include reviewing medical histories and test results, diagnosing mental health conditions, explaining treatment options, prescribing medication and therapy, monitoring patient progress, and adjusting treatment plans. The psychiatrist must be licensed in California, may treat children, and should support multiple mental-health treatment approaches.

Provides outpatient psychiatric care, seeing 4–12 patients daily. Responsibilities include reviewing medical histories and test results, diagnosing mental health conditions, explaining treatment options, prescribing medication and therapy, and monitoring patient progress. The psychiatrist must hold an unrestricted California medical license, be open to treating children and using multiple treatment-plan approaches, and may work a flexible Monday–Friday schedule.