Expand your clinical impact beyond your own community.

Zivian Health empowers physicians to do non-patient facing work that is clinically meaningful and creates both further reach and legacy within their specialty.

Be a part of an incredible national roster of physicians delivering world-class care.

We provide physicians with secure, compliant and convenient collaboration opportunities, that expand their practice and maximize their earning potential.

Clinical collaborations are regulated by complex rules that vary based on state and clinical specialty. Our chief focus is maintaining the compliance of all of our collaborators inclusive of:

  • Contractual specifications

  • State capacity limitations

  • Chart reviews, check-ins, referrals

  • Geographic limitation and proximity requirements

  • Quality Assurance requirements

  • Speciality requirements

Increase your earnings through mentorship and help the next generation of advanced practice providers be their best.

Collaborate with Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants within your specialty and state.

Zivian’s virtual platform makes it easy for you to manage and review all of your collaborations from anywhere and on one online interface.

"The Zivian platform is easy to use and lets me focus on what I enjoy the most. The ability to still be engaged with medicine but not have the same risk or routine of being in direct patient contact is very valuable to me. ”

— Dr. Kelly R.

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Physician FAQs

  • We provide physicians with secure, compliant and convenient collaboration opportunities that expand their practice and maximize their earning potential.

    Clinical collaborations are regulated by complex rules that vary based on state and clinical specialty. Our chief focus is maintaining the compliance of all of our collaborators inclusive of:

    • Contractual specifications

    • State capacity limitations

    • Chart reviews, check-ins, referrals

    • Geographic limitation and proximity requirements

    • Quality Assurance requirements

    • Speciality requirements

  • Depending on the services you want to support, the below outlines the general requirements for each collaboration:

    Monthly Meetings: meeting with your provider at a regular cadence, typically via teleconference in a group or individual setting. These meetings may support general clinical and professional development questions as well as other aspects of the collaborative relationship.

    In states such as Georgia, Tennessee, & Alabama there could be additional in person meeting requirements which we will supply compliance information for if you are collaborating in those states.

    Ongoing Support: review and respond to clinical questions and escalations raised by the provider through the Zivian platform

    Chart Review: Conduct a specified number of monthly chart reviews, which depends on the state you are collaborating in.

  • Physicians will need to complete an enrollment form, disclosure form, credentialing profile, and W-9.

  • Yes! You will be required to share the total number of collaborative agreements you have outside of Zivian so we can ensure you do not exceed the allowable capacity. Each state has different requirements, so we’ll request the information by state.

  • Zivian provides medical malpractice insurance to physicians. Once you are in an active collaboration there will be a COI assigned to you. We do require that each collaborating provider also add you as a secondary provider on their malpractice insurance.

  • Payment is issued on a monthly basis per individual executed and active APP collaboration. Agreements are executed once you and the APP have signed the agreement. You will be paid on the 15th of each month, following the first full month of collaboration. If collaboration commences in the middle of a billing cycle, you will be paid the following pay date.

    Please note that if you are collaborating in a state that requires Board approval, the collaboration won’t become active until you receive approval.