Physician Liaison Medi-Weightloss Greater Austin
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Job Location:
Austin, TX - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
5 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Physician Liaison - Medi-Weightloss Greater Austin
Location: Greater Austin Area
Type: Independent Contractor Part-Time
About Us
Medi-Weightloss is a nationally recognized physician-supervised program delivering medically proven individualized weight management and hormone optimization solutions. Our Greater Austin clinics are locally owned and operated by Kaya Wellness LLC. Were focused on improving overall health reducing obesity-related conditions and enhancing patient quality of life through evidence-based protocols and comprehensive support.
Were growing beyond weight loss into hormone optimization and broader health services and were looking for someone to deepen our connections with the local medical community.
The Role
Were seeking a relationship-driven Physician Liaison to connect our clinics with referring providers across Greater Austin. Youll be the face of Medi-Weightloss to physicians specialists and healthcare organizations educating them on our programs and making it easy for them to refer patients who need medically supervised weight management or hormone optimization.
This role is ideal for someone who has relationships in the Austin-area healthcare community and enjoys building long-term professional partnerships.
What Youll Do
Build referral relationships with physicians specialists hospitals wellness centers and healthcare networks across the Greater Austin area
Educate providers through in-person visits lunch-and-learns and informational sessions on the clinical benefits of our weight loss and BHRT programs
Serve as the primary contact for referring providers ensuring consistent communication and follow-up
Identify opportunities within targeted specialties including endocrinology cardiology bariatrics family medicine OB/GYN urology internal medicine and primary care
Track and report physician feedback competitive insights and referral activity to clinic leadership
Collaborate with our team to align outreach with patient growth goals and marketing initiatives
What Success Looks Like
Conduct 40 provider office visits per month
Build a base of 8-12 actively referring provider offices within your first two quarters
Generate measurable increases in patient referrals quarter-over-quarter
Provide actionable market intelligence that helps us improve our offerings
What You Bring
Required:
2 years in medical sales physician liaison work pharma sales or healthcare business development
Excellent communication presentation and interpersonal skills
Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
Reliable transportation and willingness to travel throughout the Greater Austin area
Strongly Preferred:
Existing relationships within the Austin-area medical community
Knowledge of weight management GLP-1 medications hormone therapy (BHRT) or chronic disease management
Compensation
Base Rate: $25-28/hour
Performance Bonuses: Activity and outcome-based bonuses available
Mileage: Reimbursed at IRS standard rate
Hours: Approximately 15-18 hours/week flexible scheduling
Total compensation potential varies based on performance. Well walk through the full structure during our conversation.
What We Offer
Comprehensive training on Medi-Weightloss programs BHRT protocols and communication strategies
Marketing materials and collateral for provider education
Direct access to clinic leadership and collaborative decision-making
Opportunity to grow with us as we expand our services and locations
Medi-Weightloss is an equal opportunity employer.
Key Skills
- Presentation Skills
- Time Management
- Clinical Research
- Communication skills
- GCP
- Infusion Experience
- Managed Care
- Hospice Care
- Conflict Management
- Clinical Trials
- Research Experience
- Home Care
About Company
Headquartered in Tampa, FL, Medi-Weightloss® is a physician supervised weight loss program with over 100 locations nationwide. Our founder, Edward Kaloust, began researching obesity in 2005 while on his own weight loss journey. He discovered that Americans spend billions annually on w ... View more
