AD Medical·Birmingham, Alabama
Conduct thorough assessments and certify patients for the Alabama Medical Cannabis Program. Maintain precise medical records using the company's EMR system and support patients in their treatment plans.
$200.00 - $400.00 per day
We are seeking passionate and dedicated Medical Doctors to join our team and assist in certifying patients for the Alabama Medical Cannabis Program. Alabama has legalized medical cannabis for a wide range of conditions, and we are committed to providing access to this alternative treatment option. As a national company with offices in Utah, Maryland, and Mississippi, we also offer telemedicine services in 35 other states. We take pride in being the leading provider of medical marijuana evaluations, having served over 150,000 patients to date. Responsibilities & Duties: Patient Advocacy: Support patients in incorporating medical marijuana into their treatment plans. Comprehensive Evaluations: Conduct thorough assessments of patients for the medical cannabis program. Accurate Documentation: Maintain precise and up-to-date notes and medical records using our electronic medical records (EMR) system.
Licensing: Valid Medical Doctor (MD) license to practice in Alabama.
DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) and Controlled Substance License. Have at least three years of active medical practice (excluding training programs), or one year with board certification from an ABMS or AOABOS-recognized specialty.
Technical
Proficiency: Comfortable using technology, specifically our in-house EMR system (training will be provided).
Meaningful Impact: Join us in our mission to improve the lives of thousands of patients. Community Contribution: Make a significant difference in the lives of residents seeking natural relief through medical marijuana. Dynamic Work Environment: Engage in fast-paced and enjoyable patient encounters. Flexible Scheduling: Enjoy the flexibility of setting your own hours. Join our team and contribute to enhancing the lives of thousands of patients through the Alabama Medical Cannabis Program. Apply now to make a meaningful difference! Job Type: Contract
Employee discount Flexible schedule Position open until filled. Work Location: In person
Market context
In Alabama, medical cannabis provider roles are niche and typically tied to growing patient access and compliance needs. Competition is shaped by the requirement for an Alabama medical doctor license, DEA and Controlled Substance certifications, and either three years of active practice or one year with board certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit, then verify your licensure and controlled-substance credentials before applying.
