ERG | NY | Rheumatology | Physicians

Patients with complex inflammatory and autoimmune disease need a physician who can turn uncertain symptoms into a clear plan and measurable this role you own the full arc of rheumatologic carediagnosis treatment and long-term disease controlso people regain function stay out of crisis and stay in their lives. Your judgment will set the standard for how inflammatory disease is managed across the practice.

• Establish accurate diagnoses for new and complex referrals including undifferentiated inflammatory disease within a defined workup window.
• Build and adjust evidence-based treatment plans that reduce disease activity steroid exposure and preventable flares.
• Manage a longitudinal panel so the majority of established patients meet agreed disease-activity and function targets.
• Coordinate infusions biologics and specialty pharmacy access so indicated therapy starts without avoidable delay.
• Partner with primary care orthopedics and infusion teams so shared patients have one coherent plan.
• Document decisions clearly enough that coverage clinicians can continue care safely.
• Contribute to clinic pathways that shorten time from referral to first disease-modifying plan.

You will practice within a physician-led rheumatology service supported by nursing medical assistants and prior-authorization staff. On-site or affiliated infusion capacity EMR order sets and specialty-pharmacy coordination are in place. You report to the medical director with protected time for complex visits and a defined new-patient target rather than an open-ended panel.

• M.D. or D.O. and board certification or active eligibility in Rheumatology.
• Unrestricted state medical license or eligibility to obtain one before start.
• Demonstrated independent management of inflammatory arthritis connective-tissue disease and vasculitis.
• Fluency with biologic targeted synthetic and conventional DMARD selection monitoring and safety.
• Comfort leading shared decisions with patients who have chronic high-stakes disease.
• DEA registration and willingness to participate in call consistent with group standards.

• A panel built for depth not volume-only throughput.
• Nursing and authorization support so clinical time stays clinical.
• Real influence on referral pathways and infusion access.
• Colleagues who treat complex autoimmune disease as a team sport.
• A stable practice setting with room to shape how care is delivered.

If you want your next role judged by patient outcomes not just clinic slots filled apply with a CV and a short note on the kind of rheumatology practice you intend to build.