Jobs at MedElite Group, LLC

Provides primary and acute medical care to residents across multiple skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include patient rounds, diagnosing and treating illnesses, managing chronic conditions, coordinating with interdisciplinary teams, ensuring continuity of care, communicating with families and staff, and mentoring nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Frequent regional travel is required.

Provides psychological evaluations, diagnostic interviews, standardized testing, psychotherapy, and individualized evidence-based treatment to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care settings. Collaborates with interdisciplinary care teams, delivers psychoeducation to clients and families, maintains confidential documentation, and participates in case conferences and professional development.

Provides psychological evaluations, diagnostic testing, psychotherapy, and individualized evidence-based treatment to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care settings. Collaborates with interdisciplinary care teams, educates clients and families, maintains compliant clinical documentation, and participates in case conferences and professional development. The role requires a licensed psychologist with a doctoral degree and experience serving culturally and linguistically diverse populations.

Provides primary and acute medical care to residents across multiple skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include patient rounds, diagnosis and treatment, chronic-condition management, continuity of care, communication with families and facility teams, interdisciplinary collaboration, and mentoring NPs and PAs. Frequent regional travel is required, along with adaptability to different clinical environments.

Provides primary and acute medical care to residents across multiple skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include patient rounds, diagnosis and treatment, chronic condition management, care-plan coordination, communication with families and staff, collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, and mentoring nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Frequent regional travel is required, along with patient lifting and prolonged standing or walking.

Provides comprehensive physical medicine and rehabilitation care to skilled nursing and long-term care residents. Responsibilities include evaluating functional impairments, managing rehabilitation and pain-related conditions, creating care plans, overseeing therapies, performing applicable procedures, monitoring outcomes, documenting care, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. The role serves geriatric patients across assigned facilities and supports quality improvement and regulatory compliance.

Provide rehabilitation and pain-management care to skilled nursing and long-term care residents. Evaluate functional impairments, diagnose conditions, create individualized rehabilitation plans, oversee therapeutic interventions, perform applicable procedures, monitor progress, document care, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams. The role requires communication with patients, families, and facility staff, participation in quality improvement, and travel to assigned facilities.

Provides podiatric examinations, diagnoses, and treatment for residents in long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include treating foot and leg conditions, prescribing medications, recommending orthoses, ordering additional tests, and educating patients on foot care and wellness. Requires travel between assigned facilities and involves standing, walking, bending, stooping, and occasional lifting or moving patients.

Provide primary and specialty care to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care settings through telehealth. Conduct assessments, diagnose conditions, create treatment plans, manage chronic and acute illnesses, perform exams, educate patients and families, and maintain medical records. Support quality management initiatives, compliance audits, clinical evaluations, outcome tracking, regulatory adherence, and performance improvement while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and facility staff.

Provides psychological evaluations, diagnostic interviews, standardized testing, psychotherapy, and individualized evidence-based treatment to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care settings. Collaborates with interdisciplinary care teams, delivers psychoeducation, maintains confidential regulatory documentation, and participates in case conferences and professional development. The role requires a New York psychologist license, an APA-accredited doctoral degree, and supervised clinical experience.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to seniors in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine, dilated, diabetic, glasses and contact lens examinations; ocular disease diagnosis and treatment; infection and injury treatment; and eyeglass repair and fitting. The role requires compassionate geriatric care, collaboration with healthcare professionals, and the ability to perform physically demanding tasks including standing, walking, lifting, and moving patients.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine, dilated, diabetic, glasses, and contact lens examinations; ocular disease diagnosis and treatment; infection and injury care; eyeglass fitting and repair; and patient education. The role requires an OD license, DEA license, physical ability to stand and lift patients or equipment, and comfort serving the senior population.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine, dilated, diabetic, glasses, and contact-lens examinations; diagnosing and treating ocular disease, infections, and injuries; repairing and fitting eyeglasses; and educating patients. The role requires collaboration with healthcare professionals, physical mobility, equipment operation, and compassionate bedside care.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine and medical eye exams, dilated exams, diabetic evaluations, treatment of infections and injuries, and diagnosis and treatment of ocular disease. The optometrist collaborates with nurses, physicians, healthcare aides, families, ophthalmologists, and administrative staff. This part-time role requires an active OD license and the ability to stand, walk, lift, and assist patients.

Provides on-site podiatric care to residents in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include examining and diagnosing foot and leg conditions, treating injuries, prescribing medication, recommending orthoses, providing foot-care guidance, and ordering additional tests. The role requires a DPM degree, DEA license, long-term care experience, reliable transportation, and regular travel among facilities throughout Houston and other Texas locations.

Provide comprehensive optometric care to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine and medical eye exams, dilated exams, diabetic evaluations, infection and injury treatment, and diagnosis and management of ocular disease. Collaborate with nurses, physicians, health aides, families, ophthalmologists, and administrative staff while supporting patients’ vision and independence.

Provides podiatric examinations, diagnoses, and treatments for residents in long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include treating foot and leg conditions and injuries, prescribing medications, recommending orthoses, ordering medical tests, and educating patients on foot care and wellness. Requires a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree, DEA license, and long-term care experience.

Provides comprehensive optometric care to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include routine, medical, dilated, and diabetic eye exams; diagnosing and treating ocular disease, infections, and injuries; managing vision correction; and collaborating with nurses, physicians, family members, ophthalmologists, and healthcare staff.

Provides comprehensive routine and medical eye examinations to geriatric patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include dilated exams, diabetic evaluations, treatment of infections and injuries, ocular disease diagnosis and treatment, and collaboration with healthcare teams. The role requires an OD license and the ability to stand, walk, lift patients or equipment, and work on-site for extended periods.

Provides comprehensive podiatric care to residents in long-term care facilities. Responsibilities include examining and diagnosing foot and leg conditions, treating injuries, prescribing medication, recommending orthoses, ordering additional tests, and counseling patients on foot care and wellness. Requires a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree, DEA license, and long-term care experience.