Clinical Geneticist (MD/DO with an official specialty certification of "clinical genetics and genomi
$100–$450
ApplyClinical Geneticist (MD/DO with an official specialty certification of "clinical genetics and genomi
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100–$450
About the role
- Conduct independent, remote case reviews evaluating medical necessity, appropriateness, or quality of care.
- Provide evidence-based assessments and written determinations following established clinical guidelines and review criteria.
- Support case types including: Utilization review, Appeals and hearings, Quality of care and standard of care concerns
- Uphold the highest standard of clinical integrity, neutrality, and objectivity.
- Hold an active, unrestricted U.S. license/certification
- Board certified in your specialty by an ABMS or AOA-recognized board
- Minimum of 5 years of clinical experience in your specialty
- Currently practicing and seeing patients an average of at least 20 hours per week
- Why This Role:
- Fully remote, contract-based (1099)
- Flexible workload – cases assigned based on your availability and specialty
- Impactful work that contributes to high-quality care and oversight
- Per-case pay ranging from $100–$450 depending on case complexity
- Most cases take 1–3 hours to complete; shorter reviews may take less than 1 hour
- Strong written communication skills and attention to detail
- Ability to review cases objectively and meet turnaround deadlines
- Comfortable working independently in a secure, remote environment
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