Specialist in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine – Private Practice, Part-time, Telemedicine

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Stellenbeschreibung:

Overview

• Private medical care for children and adolescents: routine pediatric care, preventive check-ups, vaccinations, acute care, and parental counseling.
• Work exclusively in the private sector: no statutory health insurance seat (KV), no risk of recourse, no budget constraints.
• You decide on treatment depth and appointment length: 30 minutes per patient is our standard.
• Conduct approximately 4 hours per week of telemedicine consultations — privately billed and well remunerated.
• Work with our proprietary digital stack for low-threshold, legally secure, and simple-to-document consultations.
• Option to provide additional remote consultations once the patient base is established.
• Start at ~20 hours/week with growth tied to patient demand; increase in hours possible at any time.
• Practice in a modern, newly built environment (opening 08/2026, 600 m² Kronprinzenbau).
• A team that supports you: medical assistants (MFA), practice management, and care operations — allowing you to focus on medicine.

Requirements

Specialist in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine (German license to practice — Approbation, full recognition of specialist qualification)
Empathy, calm demeanor, and a genuine interest in young patients and their families
Strong IT affinity — you quickly learn and enjoy using new digital tools (telemedicine, practice management systems, AI tools)
Independent working style and enthusiasm for contributing to a newly established practice
Fluent German — English is an advantage
Professional experience is welcome but not required — recent specialists who have just completed board certification are warmly encouraged to apply.

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, with a focus on providing high-quality patient care through telemedicine and digital tools. Capable of working independently in a supportive team environment while maintaining strong communication with young patients and their families.