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Provider Opportunities

Join Our Wound Center Team as a Treating Provider!

Our provider panel provides physicians and advanced practice providers alike with the opportunity to collaborate with other specialties, tapping into their respective areas of expertise to provide patients with the best chance of healing.

We train all providers who are ready, available and interested in wound care.

Common specialties include:

  • General Surgery
  • Infectious Disease
  • Internal Medicine
  • Plastic Surgery
  • Podiatry
  • Vascular Surgery

We also welcome providers interested in supervising hyperbaric oxygen (HBO2) therapy only, commonly Emergency Medicine and Hospitalists.

Why Advanced Wound Care?

Increase Earning Potential.

You can see patients more efficiently without the added cost of maintaining expensive supplies, equipment and staff.

Expand Your Patient Population.

Treating at a wound center builds your referral base, increases your patient volume and helps to prevent patient leakage.

Optimize Your Practice Efficiency.

Transitioning complex wound care patients to a specialized setting designed specifically for treating wounds saves your practice valuable time and resources while improving outcomes.

Utilize Advanced Therapies.

Our state-of-the-art facilities offer leading-edge treatments, like cellular, acellular and matrix-like products (CAMPs) or HBO2 therapy, that are too costly for or are not typically supported by a traditional office setting.

Master a New Specialty.

You will learn, train and receive ongoing clinical support and mentorship from industry-leading physicians, researchers and experts.

Receive Unparalleled Support.

We surround our panel providers with all the tools they need to focus solely on patient care, including operational and revenue cycle support and an expert wound care nursing staff.

No Matter Where You Are in Your Career,
Wound Care Can Be Your Next Step.

Early Stage​

Build your career in a growing field that offers specialization and certification. Learn More...
Gain hands-on experience, generate volume and RVUs and grow your patient population while spending less time on all the administrative hassle—managing staff, maintaining expensive supplies and documenting after hours. You will be a plug-and-play for our wound center!

Mid-Career

See more patients and make more money with open slots in your current schedule. Learn More...
If your practice is onsite or you are rounding at the hospital, you can also supervise HBO2 treatments to generate passive, on-call revenue. Outpatient hours offer flexibility and balance while allowing you to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients with wounds.

Late Stage

Lend your career expertise to a deserving population in a low-stress clinic environment. Learn More...
If you still want to earn while taking a step back from your private practice, the wound center offers a flexible schedule with turnkey support that allows you the chance to focus solely on delivering direct patient care while leaving the staffing, supplies and billing responsibilities to us.

We Make It Easy to Treat in Our Wound Centers.

Complete free onboarding and training through an individualized learning plan. This includes modules on RestorixHealth’s cloud-based e-learning platform and peer-to-peer provider mentorship from fellow treating providers, Regional Medical Directors and Chief Medical Officer.

Dedicate a minimum of one 4-hour block each week.

If supervising HBO2 therapy, complete a self-paced 40-hour online American College of Hyperbaric Medicine (ACHM) Approved Introductory Course and mentorship with hands-on training with Safety Coordinator. (HBO2 training ACCME accredited for 40.25 hours* OR 40.25 AMA PRA*)

Treat your own patients and welcome new referrals in a specialized setting built for success!

*Required by all insurance providers in order to treat and bill for HBO2 therapy, the course covers the fundamental elements and concepts needed to practice hyperbaric medicine safely and effectively.

Do you want to learn more about treating in a wound center?