Part-Time School Health Physician (Pediatrics/Family/Adolescent Medicine) — San Antonio, TX

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Join a collaborative effort to support student health services in San Antonio, Texas. This part-time physician role offers flexible, high-impact consulting—up to 4 hours per month, virtual or onsite—providing medical oversight, policy guidance, and clinical expertise to K–12 school health programs.

Quick facts

• Profession: Physician
• Specialty: Pediatrics, Family Medicine, or Adolescent Medicine
• Location: San Antonio, Texas
• Facility type: School
• Schedule: Part-time, up to 4 hours/month (flexible; virtual or onsite)
• Rate: $115–$125/hour

Requirements

• MD or DO from an accredited institution
• Active, unrestricted Texas medical license
• Board certification in Pediatrics, Family Medicine, or Adolescent Medicine
• No current disciplinary actions affecting practice
• Experience with pediatric/adolescent populations and familiarity with school health/public health regulations preferred

Key responsibilities

• Provide clinical oversight and expert consultation for student health services across K–12 settings
• Advise school health staff on management of chronic conditions (e.g., asthma, diabetes, seizures, behavioral health)
• Interpret and apply public health guidance (CDC, AAP) for school operations and communicable disease response
• Develop and review policies, protocols, and standing orders to ensure legal and regulatory compliance
• Consult on complex student health cases and clarify scope-of-practice for school health personnel
• Guide emergency preparedness and response planning (anaphylaxis, seizures, asthma events, infectious disease outbreaks)
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams (school nurses, administrators, special education, wellness leadership) to support decision-making
• Advise on risk management, documentation practices, and liability mitigation
• Promote population health strategies and health equity initiatives for student communities
• Assist in communicating complex medical information to staff, students, and families
• Maintain availability for timely consultation and scheduled meetings; perform other duties as assigned

Competitive compensation and a flexible schedule make this an opportunity to meaningfully influence school health outcomes for children and adolescents.