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Maine, Portland
Posted · 16.09.2026
Lever (US)

# Longevity & Hormone Optimization Physician (MD/DO)

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Longevity & Hormone Optimization Physician (MD/DO)
Job Description
Our client is seeking a physician to join a growing longevity and wellness practice focused on preventative medicine, hormone optimization, medical weight loss, and personalized patient care.
This role is ideal for physicians interested in building long-term patient relationships while helping individuals optimize their health through evidence-based treatments, hormone management, weight-loss therapies, and preventative wellness strategies.
Providers will review laboratory testing, develop treatment plans, prescribe medications and hormone therapies, and guide patients through personalized programs designed to support long-term health and longevity.
Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive patient evaluations Review and interpret laboratory results Prescribe and monitor hormone replacement therapies Manage medical weight-loss programs Develop individualized treatment plans Educate patients on prevention and wellness strategies Monitor patient outcomes over time Build long-term provider-patient relationships Compensation & Benefits Approximately $80-$165+/hour equivalent compensation Performance bonuses Full benefits package 32-hour workweek No evenings No weekends No call responsibilities Hybrid flexibility after onboarding
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