Telemedicine PA (Physician Assistant) Jobs are growing fast, offering flexibility, remote work options, and the chance to provide high-quality care from anywhere. Whether you’re looking for full-time, part-time, or per-diem positions, there’s a rising demand for PAs in virtual care across many specialties.

🩺 What Telemedicine PAs Do

As a PA in telemedicine, you’ll:

  • Conduct virtual consultations via video or phone

  • Evaluate patient histories and symptoms

  • Order and interpret lab tests or imaging

  • Diagnose and treat common illnesses and chronic conditions

  • Prescribe medications (within your state’s regulations)

  • Coordinate care or make referrals

  • Document visits using EMRs

🔍 Common Specialties for Telemedicine PAs

  • Urgent care (colds, flu, minor injuries, infections)

  • Primary care (chronic disease management, preventive care)

  • Dermatology (acne, rashes, skin infections)

  • Psychiatry / Mental Health (if experienced/certified)

  • Women’s Health / Men’s Health

  • Occupational health / Workers’ comp

  • Pain management (with proper certification)

🖥️ Top Platforms Hiring PAs for Telemedicine

Many healthcare startups, hospitals, and telehealth platforms are hiring PAs. Examples include:

  • Teladoc Health

  • Amwell

  • MDLIVE

  • PlushCare

  • SteadyMD

  • Sesame Care

  • Wheel

  • 98point6

  • Oscar Health (insurance-based virtual care)

  • Private clinics or health systems expanding their virtual care teams

📋 Job Requirements

Most telemedicine PA jobs require:

  • Active NCCPA certification

  • Valid and unrestricted state PA license(s)

  • Telehealth experience (preferred but not always required)

  • Excellent communication and tech skills

  • Familiarity with EMRs and virtual platforms

📌 Multi-state licenses or participation in the PA Licensure Compact (coming soon in some states) can make you more competitive.