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Join a coordinated concussion & spine care team.

The independent, physician-owned medical practices operating under the Go Clinic brand are looking for physicians and rehabilitation clinicians who want to practice coordinated, guideline-based care by telemedicine.

Why Go Clinic

What every physician role includes.

Go Clinic provides coordinated telehealth care for patients with concussion and mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), as well as related neck and spine injuries. All care is delivered through the Go Clinic telehealth platform, with one plan shared across the care team: Neurology, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R), physical and vestibular therapy, and speech-language pathology.

Applies to the Neurology and PM&R (Physiatry) roles below.

We handle the rest

  • Documentation is simplified. The platform and our team support your clinical documentation, so there is minimal typing during appointments — just spend the time talking with your patient.
  • Scheduling and bookings are handled by the administrative team.
  • Care coordination is fully supported. Referrals, prescriptions, medication orders, follow-up appointments and other operational parts of the patient journey.
  • Everything is in one place. Patient information, the shared care plan and the multidisciplinary team in one easy-to-use system.

How we work

  • Flexible schedule. Practice from anywhere on our telehealth platform, with the schedule and caseload you choose.
  • Visit format. Typical visits are 20–30 minutes for initial evaluations and 15 minutes for follow-ups, adjustable based on your clinical judgment. Our admin team schedules and supports every visit.
  • Team-based care. Neurology, PM&R, physical therapy, vestibular therapy and speech-language pathology collaborate through one shared care plan, supporting continuity of care throughout each patient's recovery.
  • Licensure. You treat patients in the states where you hold an active license, with support if you choose to add licenses.

What we offer

  • Compensation. Transparent per-encounter rates, paid monthly. Compensation is for clinical services rendered and is not based on referrals or on the volume or value of any business generated.
  • Malpractice insurance. Coverage is provided for services rendered to the practice's patients.
  • Administrative support. Scheduling, documentation and operational support.
  • Technology. A secure, HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platform for virtual exams, patient education and team collaboration.
Open positions

Roles we're hiring for now.

Physician

Neurology Hot

Telemedicine Neurologist — Concussion & Brain Injury Specialist

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  • 100% remote
  • Full-time or part-time · Independent contractor
  • Priority states: CA, AL, AZ, IL, VA, NM

Provide neurological care for patients with concussion and mTBI, working closely with PM&R and the broader rehabilitation team. Patients enter care through the specialist best suited to their needs; headache-predominant cases and cases involving seizure risk or other complex neurological concerns typically begin with Neurology.

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Responsibilities

  • Conduct virtual consultations and comprehensive neurological evaluations by video, including oculomotor, vestibular, cognitive and motor function assessments.
  • Develop individualized management plans for patients with concussion and mTBI, addressing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness and vertigo, cognitive difficulties, balance problems, visual disturbances, sensory changes and sleep disturbances.
  • Coordinate care with PM&R and the multidisciplinary team, including physical therapy, vestibular therapy and speech-language pathology, to support continuity of care throughout recovery.

Required qualifications

  • MD or DO with an active, unrestricted medical license in at least one US state.
  • Board certification or board eligibility in Neurology (ABPN).
  • 2+ years of independent, post-graduate clinical practice, or completion of an ACGME-accredited Brain Injury Medicine (or related) fellowship, is preferred.
  • Demonstrated clinical experience diagnosing and managing traumatic brain injury (TBI), including concussion, mTBI and persistent post-concussion symptoms.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to communicate clinical findings and treatment recommendations effectively in a virtual clinical setting.
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a multidisciplinary clinical team.

Preferred qualifications

  • Active medical licenses in multiple US states, ideally nationwide. Licensure in one or more priority states — California, Alabama, Arizona, Illinois, Virginia and New Mexico — is particularly valuable; eligibility for the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) is also an advantage.
  • Experience coordinating care with multidisciplinary teams, including PM&R, physical and vestibular therapy, and speech-language pathology.
  • Previous telehealth experience.

Plus everything in What every physician role includes above: scheduling and documentation support, how we work and what we offer.

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Physician

PM&R (Physiatry) Hot

Telemedicine Physiatrist (PM&R) — Concussion / mTBI & Spine Care

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  • 100% remote
  • Full-time or part-time · Independent contractor
  • Priority states: CA, AL, AZ, IL, VA, NM

Lead the overall rehabilitation planning and management of patients with concussion and mTBI, and associated spine and musculoskeletal injuries. Bring together findings from across the care team, coordinate treatment with Neurology and rehabilitation specialists, and keep care focused on functional recovery and a safe return to daily activities.

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Responsibilities

  • Conduct virtual functional and musculoskeletal evaluations of patients with concussion and mTBI and associated spine and musculoskeletal injuries, using appropriate clinical assessments and standardized screening tools.
  • Develop individualized rehabilitation and treatment plans based on each patient's symptoms, functional limitations, clinical findings and recovery goals.
  • Coordinate the patient's overall rehabilitation plan with Neurology and the multidisciplinary care team, bringing together findings and recommendations from different specialists.
  • Review patient progress and input from the care team, adjusting rehabilitation plans and coordinating changes in treatment when clinically indicated.
  • Co-manage medications, imaging orders and return-to-activity decisions with Neurology within one shared care plan.
  • Coordinate care across the rehabilitation network — physical therapy, vestibular therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, neuropsychology, psychiatry and counseling — based on each patient's needs.
  • Guide patients' recovery and return to work, school and other daily activities, and provide supporting clinical documentation when needed.
  • Coordinate referrals for additional evaluations, testing or interventional pain management when indicated.

Required qualifications

  • MD or DO with an active, unrestricted medical license in at least one US state.
  • Board certification or board eligibility in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (ABPMR).
  • Preferably 2+ years of independent, post-graduate clinical practice, or completion of an accredited fellowship in Brain Injury Medicine, Sports Medicine, Sports & Spine, Pain Medicine or another applicable field.
  • Demonstrated clinical experience diagnosing and managing traumatic brain injury (TBI), including concussion, mTBI and persistent post-concussion symptoms.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to take a thorough history and communicate clinical findings and treatment recommendations effectively in a virtual clinical setting.
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a multidisciplinary clinical team.

Preferred qualifications

  • Additional state licenses, particularly in California, Alabama, Arizona, Illinois, Virginia and New Mexico. Eligibility for the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) is a plus.
  • Previous telehealth experience.

Plus everything in What every physician role includes above: scheduling and documentation support, how we work and what we offer.

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Rehabilitation

Physical / Vestibular Therapy

Telehealth Physical Therapist — Concussion, Vestibular Rehab & Ortho

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  • 100% remote
  • Set your own schedule

Deliver individualized physical therapy and neuro-vestibular rehabilitation by video for patients recovering from concussion/mTBI and related conditions, including cervicogenic pain and whiplash-associated disorders.

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Responsibilities

  • Conduct virtual evaluations and deliver individualized treatment programs for patients recovering from mTBI/concussion and associated conditions, including cervicogenic pain, whiplash-associated disorders and post-traumatic musculoskeletal complaints.
  • Provide neuro-vestibular rehabilitation — vestibulo-ocular training, gaze stabilization, habituation and balance retraining — for dizziness, visual motion sensitivity and balance dysfunction.
  • Guide graded return-to-activity and exercise progression as patients advance through recovery.
  • Collaborate remotely with the treating physicians, occupational therapy, psychology and in-person providers as clinically indicated.

Requirements

  • Active physical therapy license (DPT or equivalent); PT Compact privileges a plus.
  • Experience in vestibular rehabilitation, concussion management or orthopedic care of the cervical spine (vestibular certification or neurologic/orthopedic specialty certification preferred).
  • Experience with, or willingness to adapt to, telemedicine: evaluations, guided exercise progression and follow-ups.
  • Strong communication skills and comfort with technology.

How we work

  • Flexibility: work from anywhere on our telemedicine platform, and set your own schedule and caseload.
  • One-on-one, movement-based concussion rehabilitation by video.
  • Documentation support that cuts charting time, so you can focus on clinical reasoning and patient care.
  • Serve patients in the states where you hold an active license, with support for multi-state licensure and PT Compact privileges.

What we offer

  • Transparent per-encounter rates, paid monthly.
  • Malpractice insurance for services rendered to practice patients.
  • Full administrative, scheduling and documentation support.
  • A secure, HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platform for virtual exams, patient education and collaboration.
  • Ongoing learning opportunities in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation.
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Rehabilitation

Speech-Language Pathology

Speech-Language Pathologist — One-to-One Cognitive Therapy after Concussion

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  • 100% remote
  • Employee or contractor, depending on state

One-to-one cognitive therapy by video for adults recovering from concussion and mild traumatic brain injury — attention, memory, executive function, problem solving and language — on a physician-led plan, in one chart with the rest of the care team.

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What the work is

  • One-to-one cognitive rehabilitation by synchronous video: every session is a scheduled visit with a single patient, delivered by you.
  • Attention, memory, executive function, problem solving and language for adults with post-concussive symptoms.
  • A neuro caseload with real clinical depth, alongside neurology, physiatry, physical therapy, occupational therapy and neuropsychology colleagues who write in the same chart.

Required

  • CCC-SLP.
  • Active, unencumbered speech-language pathology license in at least one US state.
  • Comfortable delivering care by synchronous video.

Preferred

  • Adult neuro caseload experience — TBI, concussion or cognitive rehabilitation.
  • Licensed in more than one state, or holding an ASLP-IC compact privilege.
  • Prior telepractice experience.
  • Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) or equivalent.

What we offer

  • Work from wherever you practice best, with patients in the states where you hold an active license.
  • A platform built to carry the paperwork: it supports your documentation, tracks follow-ups and surfaces what's due.
  • One chart: your colleagues' notes are there when you open a patient.
  • Malpractice coverage through the practice.
  • Training on our platform and workflows.

About the engagement

  • Clinical services are provided by Go Clinic's affiliated physician-owned medical groups, which engage and pay clinicians directly — as an employee or under a professional services agreement, depending on the state.
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Know someone who'd be a great fit? With your colleague's permission, send their CV or contact details to [email protected] and we'll reach out to them.

Our team

Who you'd work with.

Clinicians already caring for Go Clinic patients. Meet the full team →

Alexander Watson, MD Alexander G. Watson, MD Chief Medical Officer · Concussion Program Lead Licensed in 21 states Diyan M. Raza, MD Diyan M. Raza, MD Neurology · Interventional Pain Licensed in 10 states SC Sophia Chun, MD Physical Medicine & Rehab · Internal Medicine Licensed in 1 state SK Sun hee Kim, MD Neurology · Clinical Neurophysiology Licensed in all 50 states + DC Keyshawna Glover, MSN, APRN, NP-C Keyshawna Glover, MSN, APRN, NP-C Nurse Practitioner · Pain Management · Primary Care Licensed in 2 states Michael Chiacchiero, PT, DPT Michael Chiacchiero, PT, DPT Physical Therapist · Vestibular Rehabilitation · Concussion Licensed in 1 state Brandon Lei, PT, DPT Brandon Lei, PT, DPT Physical Therapist · Outpatient · Acute Care Licensed in 4 states
Questions

Before you apply.

Who would I work with?
Clinical roles are with the independent, physician-owned medical practices that provide care under the Go Clinic brand. Go Clinic MD, LLC provides administrative and technology support to those practices and does not employ clinicians or provide medical services. Depending on the role and state, clinicians are engaged as independent contractors, as employees of the practice, or under a professional services agreement.
Do I need to see patients in person?
No. Care is delivered by telemedicine, through secure video in the Go Clinic app. When a patient needs in-person testing or therapy, the care team coordinates it near the patient.
Which licenses do I need?
An active license in each state where you'll see patients. Patients must be located in a state where you're licensed at the time of each visit.
My specialty isn't listed. Should I still apply?
Yes. Send your CV and tell us how you'd fit into a coordinated concussion and spine care team.
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Fill in the 2-minute application form (specialty, licenses and availability), or email your CV to [email protected].

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