Paid professional advisory opportunity for California physicians
Your Experience Should Help Shape Better Home Health
Guiding Hands Care is selecting a small group of physicians within 250 miles of Los Angeles to advise on patient transitions, clinical communication, escalation standards, and the physician experience with home health.
Selected advisors receive fixed compensation for defined professional services under a written agreement. Patient referrals are not required or rewarded.
Home Health Is Often Built Around the Agency. We Want to Build Around Better Clinical Coordination.
Physicians see where transitions fail: unclear acceptance, missing updates, slow escalation, and no consistent feedback after care begins. The council gives practicing clinicians a formal way to improve those systems.
What Selected Advisors Are Asked to Do
- Review physician-to-agency communication workflows.
- Provide structured feedback on patient-transition and escalation standards.
- Review specialty-specific education or coordination materials.
- Participate in 3 scheduled video sessions of approximately 60 minutes during a 6-month term.
- Deliver the specific work product listed in the final agreement.
Who We Are Looking For
- Active California MD or DO within the approved geography.
- One of the following: geriatrics, internal medicine, family medicine, or home-based primary care; orthopedics, spine surgery, or physical medicine and rehabilitation; vascular surgery, wound care, or podiatry; cardiology or pulmonology; neurology; hospitalist or post-acute medical director.
- Currently practicing or recently active in a relevant clinical setting.
- Able to provide independent, documented professional feedback.
- Willing to sign the approved advisory agreement and conflict disclosure.
How Selection Works
- 1
Submit a short professional profile.
- 2
Complete a brief Zoom fit call.
- 3
Credentials and conflicts are reviewed.
- 4
Selected physicians receive the written scope, schedule, and fixed compensation before accepting.
This advisory role is separate from patient referrals and clinical decision-making. Referral history, expected referrals, admissions, revenue, and patient volume are not considered in selection or compensation.