Find opportunities for Telemedicine providers across the United States.
Telemedicine Opportunities
Telemedicine delivers healthcare services through remote communication technologies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What specialties offer telemedicine locum roles?
Common tele-locum specialties include psychiatry, cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine, sleep medicine, and radiology.
Do providers need state licenses for telemedicine?
Yes — physicians must hold active licenses in the states where patients are located.
Are telemedicine schedules flexible?
Yes — many telemedicine assignments allow part-time or adjustable scheduling.
Is EMR experience required?
Most telemedicine employers require comfort with digital charting and virtual visit workflows.
Do telemedicine roles require high-speed internet?
Yes — reliable internet and a private workspace are essential.
Why Choose Sendoc Locums?
- •Competitive daily rates above market average
- •Travel and housing arranged and paid for
- •Dedicated recruiter support throughout
- •Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
- •A+ rated malpractice coverage included
- •Opportunities in all 50 states