Medical Director - Physiatry | Part-Time

Puzzle Healthcare is seeking a board‑certified Physiatrist (PM&R) to serve as  Medical Director , providing clinical oversight and leadership across our post‑acute and long‑term care network. This role blends remote medical direction with periodic on‑site support for complex rehabilitation procedures, making it ideal for an experienced physiatrist who values both flexibility and hands‑on clinical engagement.

As Medical Director, you will guide physiatric care standards, ensure documentation quality and compliance, and collaborate closely with facility teams to elevate rehabilitation outcomes. You will serve as the clinical authority for PM&R across assigned regions, shaping care delivery at scale.

What You’ll Do

• Provide clinical leadership as the physician-of-record for PM&R services across assigned facilities.

• Conduct structured remote chart reviews, documentation oversight, and compliance audits.

• Review and co‑sign clinical encounters per state and payer requirements.

• Establish and maintain physiatric care standards, documentation expectations, and clinical protocols.

• Offer remote guidance and feedback to therapy teams, APPs, and facility leadership.

• Identify trends in documentation, care quality, and training needs; lead targeted improvement initiatives.

• Participate in regular virtual check-ins with clinical operations, compliance, and quality teams.

• Support onboarding of new clinicians and facilities.

• Stay current with PM&R guidelines, PDPM requirements, and post‑acute regulatory updates.

• Provide occasional on‑site support for complex procedures, advanced assessments, or facility needs.

What You’ll Gain

• A flexible, remote-first position with meaningful opportunities for hands‑on clinical involvement.

• Collaboration with multidisciplinary clinical and operational leaders.

• A platform to shape care quality, documentation standards, and rehabilitation outcomes at scale.

• Compensation: Compensation is structured as a percentage of collections plus a collaborative stipend. While earnings are variable, providers in similar roles typically earn between $300,000–$500,000 annually, depending on productivity and other lawful factors.