# Physician PC owners, medical directors and collaborating physicians

Source: https://myorbithealth.com/physician-pc-owner

A friendly PC needs a real, engaged physician owner. Nurse practitioners and PAs in many states need a collaborating or supervising physician. Med spas need a medical director. MyOrbitHealth matches you with licensed physicians for each role, in the states you serve, with credentialing and continuity built in.

## Roles we fill

- **Physician PC owner** — Holds the professional corporation in each required state, reviews quality, and stays independent in clinical decisions.
- **Medical director** — Clinical protocols, oversight and escalation for med spas, IV and wellness clinics, and telehealth programs.
- **Collaborating or supervising physician** — For NPs and PAs in states that require a collaborative or supervisory agreement.
- **Use our 50-state PCs** — Practice through MyOrbitHealth's existing physician-owned network instead of forming your own entities.

## How we vet physicians

NCQA-standard primary-source credentialing; monthly OIG-LEIE and SAM.gov exclusion screening; DEA registration verified; continuous license monitoring.

## Built for continuity

- **Succession provisions** — Your practice does not depend on one person.
- **Replacement under the agreement set** — A replacement physician is handled under the agreement set.
- **Clinical ownership** — Physicians who understand they own the clinical decisions.

## Who it's for

- **NPs and PAs:** Opening a practice.
- **Med spas and wellness clinics:** Needing a medical director or collaborating physician.
- **Non-physician founders:** Forming a PC-MSO.
- **Telehealth brands:** Expanding state by state.

## FAQ

### What does a physician PC owner do?
Owns the professional corporation, holds the licenses the state requires, oversees clinical quality, and keeps authority over medical decisions. The MSO cannot direct their clinical judgment.

### Can an NP or PA own a practice without a physician?
It depends on the state. Some states give NPs full practice authority; others require a collaborating physician or physician ownership. Our guide on whether nurse practitioners can own a practice covers each state.

### Which states do your physicians cover?
All 50 states. Coverage for a specific role and service line is confirmed during scoping.

### What does it cost?
Fees depend on the role, states and scope and are confirmed in your agreement.

### What happens if the physician leaves?
The agreement set includes succession terms so a replacement physician can be appointed without disrupting patient care.

## Find the right physician for your practice

Tell us the role, states and service line, and we will scope the match.

Book a call: https://myorbithealth.com/book

Go deeper: [whether nurse practitioners can own a practice](https://myorbithealth.com/blog/can-nurse-practitioners-own-a-practice), [the friendly PC-MSO model](https://myorbithealth.com/blog/friendly-pc-mso-model), [the 50-state CPOM guide](https://myorbithealth.com/blog/corporate-practice-of-medicine-50-state-guide)

_Services, software access, state coverage, fees and timing are confirmed in your agreement. Clinical ownership and decisions remain with the licensed medical entity. State-specific legal requirements should be reviewed with your counsel._

_General information, not legal or medical advice._

_Source: https://myorbithealth.com/physician-pc-owner_