Medical Director (Supervising Physician) Houston

Houston, TX
Contracted
Clinical Services
Manager/Supervisor

Supervising Physician / Medical Director – Houston Region

Location: Houston, TX | Clinical oversight of three SynergenX centers
Specialty: Family Medicine or Internal Medicine
Compensation: $156,000 annually
 

Help guide exceptional care across our Houston clinics.

SynergenX is seeking a Board-Certified Family Medicine or Internal Medicine Physician to provide medical direction and clinical supervision for full-time and part-time nurse practitioners and physician assistants across three Houston-area centers.

This opportunity is ideal for a collaborative physician who enjoys mentoring providers, supporting clinical excellence, and helping patients achieve their health goals through hormone replacement therapy and medical weight management.

Why Join SynergenX?

  • Meaningful clinical leadership: Help shape the quality and consistency of care across three centers.
  • Collaborative environment: Work alongside providers and clinical leadership who value communication, teamwork, and patient safety.
  • Focused clinical practice: Support teams delivering personalized hormone replacement and weight-management services.
  • Annual compensation of $156,000: For supervision of the assigned full-time and part-time providers across the three centers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide medical direction and clinical supervision for assigned nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
  • Serve as an accessible physician resource for questions about patient assessments, laboratory findings, treatment plans, medication management, and referrals.
  • Review patient charts and provide constructive feedback to support appropriate care, accurate documentation, and adherence to clinical protocols.
  • Participate in provider meetings, case discussions, and quality-improvement activities.
  • Support safe prescribing practices and maintain required supervision and prescriptive delegation documentation.
  • Collaborate with clinical leadership to address patient safety concerns, complex cases, and opportunities to improve care.
  • Help orient and mentor providers on clinical standards and treatment protocols.
  • Participate in onsite clinic visits and provider collaboration according to the established supervision schedule.
  • Maintain timely communication with providers and leadership regarding clinical concerns and follow-up needs.
  • Uphold patient confidentiality, professional ethics, and applicable clinical and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

  • MD or DO with an active, unrestricted Texas medical license.
  • Board certification in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine.
  • Active DEA registration appropriate to the role.
  • Ability to meet applicable physician supervision and prescriptive delegation requirements.
  • Strong clinical judgment, communication skills, and a collaborative approach to provider development.
  • Ability to support three Houston-area centers and meet established availability and onsite expectations.
  • Ability to meet company credentialing and professional liability coverage requirements.

Preferred Experience

  • Experience supervising or collaborating with nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
  • Experience in hormone replacement therapy, medical weight management, or related outpatient care.
  • Experience with chart review, quality improvement, and clinical leadership.
  • Proficiency with electronic medical records and clinical documentation.

Make an impact beyond one patient visit.

Join SynergenX and use your clinical expertise to support providers, strengthen patient care, and guide a collaborative team across our Houston centers.

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